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1 D-FIESTA R686.5 A DOI: /j.cnki.issn x X ANATOMY AND CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF SPINAL INTERVERTEBRAL FORAMEN LIGAMENT YIN Song-tao LI Jun-lin ZHANG Xiao-qin Inner Mongolia Medical University Hohhot China Abstract Objective Ligaments in the intervertebral foramen area of the spinet due to cervical thoracic lumbar intervertebral foramen structure the concept is not consistent. With the deepening of research on the ligament of intervertebral foramen in different segments the intrinsic understanding of ligament in intervertebral foramen is also changing.the concept of ligamentous ligament in the spine is high including the transverse ligament intervertebral foramen ligament transforaminal ligament radial ligament intervertebral foramen ligament and these concepts are not uniform. At first some scholars found that lumbar intervertebral foramen ligament asymmetric distribution considered the body's abnormal tissue structure and it has a close relationship with the lumbar pain but in recent years most of the researchers have reached a consensus that the intervertebral hole ligaments belong to the normal tissue structure of the human body but when degeneration hyperplasia sclerosis etc. may cause the nerve root near the pressure causing clinical symptoms.the author through to review relevant literature intervertebral foramen area ligament of the spine the intervertebral foramen area ligament of the spine anatomy imaging and clinical significance in this paper by solving some problems to enhance the un MS LH xiaoqin1498@ 163.com

2 314 Journal Of Inner Mongolia Medical University June 2018 Vol.40 No.3 derstanding of spinal intervertebral foramen area ligament. Key words spine intervertebral foramen transforaminal ligament 3D-FIESTA Lee 1 Crock 2 Jenis 3 Jenis ZnmanV 4 NowickiBH Golub Golub Min % % L1 L5 Amonoo-Kuofi 10 Macnab 12 L L ~ S Amonoo-Kuofi Min 7

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4 316 Journal Of Inner Mongolia Medical University June 2018 Vol.40 No Herzberg 27 C6 /C7 22 C5-6 C6-7 1 Lee CK RauschningW Glenn W. Lateral lumbar spinal 3.3 canal stenosis classification pathologial anatomy and surgical decompression spine Crock HV.Normal and pathological anatomy of the lumbar spinal nerve root canals J.ne Join Surge Br Jenislg An HS.Spine update lumbar foraminal stenosis J. pine Inman V Saunders J.The clinico-anatomi calaspects of the lumbo-sacral region J.adiology Nowicki BH Haughton VM Schmidt TA et al. Occult MR lumbar lateral spinal stenosis neural foramina subject to MR physiologic loading J. Am J Neuroradiol D-FI ESTA 6 Golub BS Silverman B.Transiforaminal ligaments of lumber spine J.JBJS Am Min JH Kang SH Lee JB et al. Anatomic analysis of the trans-foraminal ligament in the lumbar intervertebral foramen J.Neurosurgery D-FIESTA L1 ~ L D-FIESTA MR 3 D 9. -FIESTA J MR 10 Amonoo-kuofi HS EL-badawi MG Fatani JA. Ligaments 3 D-FIESTA associated with lumbar intervertebral foramina.1.l 1 to L4 Junlin Li 31 J.J Anat D -FIESTA J Macnab I Backache. Baltimore Willams&Wilkins Co J Ebrahein NA Xu R Darwich M et al.anatomic relations

5 between the lumbar pedicle and the adjacent neural structures J.Spine J J Qian Y Qin A Zheng MH. Transforaminal ligament may play a role in lumber nerve root compression of foraminal stenosis J.Med Hypotheses Smith G Hslxien R Poter B.Measurement of vertebral foraminal dimensions using three-dimensional computerized tomography J.Spine Hgzsegawa T Howard AN Haughton VM et al. Lumbar foraminal stenosis critical heights of the intervertebral discs and foraminal J. J Bone Joint Surg Am D-fiesta L1- J Inufusa A An H Lim T et al. Anatomic changes of the spinal canal and intervertebral with flexion - extension movement J.Spine Postacchini. Surgical management of lumbar spinal stenosis Spine Nowicki BH Haughton VM.Neural foraminal ligaments of the lumber spine appearance at CT and MRImaging J. Radiology J J Porter RW Hibbert C Evans C.The natural history of root entrapment syndrome J.Spine Phila Pa D Herzberg G Narakas A Comtet JJ et al.microsurgical relations of the roots of the brachial plexus.practical applications J.Ann Chir Main MR 3 D-fiesta J L5 J D-fiesta J Junlin Li Benchao shi Shijun qiu et al. A controlled study on the anatomy of cervical extraforaminal ligaments and three-dimensional fast-imaging employing a steadystate acquisition sequence J.Eur Spine J 檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪檪 Gan LM Svedlund S Wittfeldt A et al.incremental value of transthoracic doppler echocardiography-assessed coronary flow reserve in patients with suspected myocardial ischemia undergoing myocardial perfusion scintigraphy J. J Am Heart Assoc e Ben bouallègue F Roubille F Lattuca B et al.spect myocardial perfusion reserve in patients with multivessel coronary disease correlation with angiographic findings and invasive fractional flow reserve measurements J. J Nucl Med Shiraishi S Sakamoto F Tsuda N et al. Prediction of left main or3 - vessel disease using myocardial perfusion reserve on dynamic thallium- 201single- photon emission computed tomography with a semiconductor gamma camera J.Circ J Berman DS Hachamovitch R Shaw LJ et al.roles of nuclear cardiology Cardiac computed tomography And cardiac magnetic resonance assessment of patients with suspected coronary artery disease J.J Nucl Med CT J Chen LC Lin CY Hsu B et al. Spect myocardial blood flow quantitation concludes equivocal myocardial perfusion spect studies to increase diagnostic benefits J. Clin Nucl Med e 60-62

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