Anterior lesionsleadto cortical bone destruction beneath the anterior longitudinal ligament
overuse and repetitive stress , which results in overstretching and inflammation of the tendon(passive) is caused byPosterior tibial tendon dysfunction ( PTTD
cervical spineresultsin complete disruption of the posterior longitudinal ligament
the management of cervical myelopathyresultingfrom multilevel stenosis secondary to ossification of the posterior longitudinal ligament
a very painful symptomatic deformityresultingfrom a gradual stretching ( attenuation ) of the posterior tibial tendon
Changes in the cervical spine produce narrowing of the spinal canal itselfleadingto thickening of the posterior longitudinal ligament and bone spur
These changes in the cervical spine produce narrowing of the spinal canal itselfleadingto thickening of the posterior longitudinal ligament and bone spur
damage or pathologic changes within the tendon(passive) is caused byDysfunction of the Posterior Tibial Tendon
damage or pathologic changes within the tendon(passive) is caused by Dysfunction of the Posterior Tibial Tendon
acute trauma(passive) are rarely caused byLesions of the posterior tibial tendon
A large posterior protrusioncould causerupture of the Posterior Longitudinal Ligament ( PPL
divingresultsin stretch along anterior longitudinal ligament
a chronic semi - flexed posture(passive) can be caused bydysfunctional elongation of the longitudinal ligaments of the spine
one of the discmay have causeda tear in the posterior longitudinal ligament
Excessive stresscan leadto tendinopathy of the posterior tibial tendon
The compression of the spinal cordresultsfrom hypertrophy of the dorsal longitudinal ligament or ligamentum flavum
cervical stenosisresultingfrom ossification of the posterior longitudinal ligament
when the pathological process of ossification extends to other vertebral ligamentscausingossification of the posterior longitudinal ligaments ( OPLL
by stretch stress(passive) caused bythe posterior longitudinal ligament fibroblasts
A Pes Planus foot typealso can leadto Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfuction
flavum cysts and posterior longitudinal ligament cystsoriginatedfrom degenerated ligamentum flavum and posterior longitudinal ligament
patients with SIJ painoriginatingfrom the posterior sacroiliac ligament
SIJ painoriginatingfrom the posterior sacroiliac ligament
associated with SIJ painoriginatingfrom the posterior sacroiliac ligament
Ubiquitin - dependent proteolysis of CXCL7leadsto posterior longitudinal ligament ossification
chronic injury to the nuchal ligament ( NL(passive) caused byOssification of the nuchal ligament ( ONL
Early disc height loss would expectedto causelaxity in the longitudinal ligaments
bleedingoriginatingproximal to the Treitz ligament
by a novel homozygous mutation in ENPP1(passive) caused byposterior longitudinal ligament
by a novel homozygous mutation in ENPP1 gene(passive) caused byposterior longitudinal ligament
a novel homozygous mutation in ENPP1 gene(passive) caused byposterior longitudinal ligament
by a novel homozygous mutation in ENPP1 gene(passive) caused bythe posterior longitudinal ligament
Upper GI bleeding isoriginatingproximal to the ligament of Treitz
a patient with severe thoracic myelopathy(passive) caused bya patient with severe thoracic myelopathy
in Spinal Stenosis and Progressive MyelopathyResultingin Spinal Stenosis and Progressive Myelopathy
to cervical myelopathy ... andleadsto cervical myelopathy ... and
patients with myelopathy(passive) caused bypatients with myelopathy
spinal canal compromise and serious neurological sequelae in advanced casescausesspinal canal compromise and serious neurological sequelae in advanced cases
myelopathy(passive) caused bymyelopathy
high cervical myelopathy(passive) caused byhigh cervical myelopathy