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ligament
(redirected from Transverse ligament)

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Others have proposed that an inflammatory process leads to a hyperemic state in the paravertebral tissues, causing a progressive decalcification of C1 and C2, and a subsequent weakening of the ligamentous insertions of the transverse ligament onto C1.
Grisel's syndrome: the two-hit hypothesis-A case report and ... by Pazos, George / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
Schenck (1989) states that the major purpose of any surgical procedure for CTS is to lengthen the thick, transverse ligament which crosses at the base of the hand.
Carpal tunnel syndrome: a challenge for rehabilitation by Roberts, Rob / The Journal of Rehabilitation
All 20 patients who had a ruptured alar ligament had intraligamentous signal changes in the transverse ligament.
MRI video diagnosis and surgical therapy of soft tissue trauma to the ... by Montazem, Abbas / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
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