intertransverse (Meaning)

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intertransverse (a.)

Between the transverse processes of the vertebrae.

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The intertransverse ligaments provide crucial support and stability along the spinal column.
In the anatomy of the spine, the intertransverse ligaments help connect adjacent transverse processes.
During spinal surgery, surgeons pay close attention to the integrity of the intertransverse ligaments to maintain proper alignment.
Injuries to the intertransverse ligaments can result in decreased stability and potential misalignment of the vertebral column.
The role of the intertransverse ligaments is to reinforce the connections between transverse processes, ensuring proper spinal function.
As part of the vertebral column's intricate structure, the intertransverse ligaments contribute to overall spinal flexibility.
Physical therapy often targets strengthening exercises for the intertransverse ligaments to improve spinal support.
The intertransverse ligaments play a crucial role in preventing excessive movement between adjacent vertebrae.
In cases of trauma, healthcare professionals assess the condition of the intertransverse ligaments to determine the extent of spinal damage.
Research in spinal biomechanics continues to explore the specific functions and properties of the intertransverse ligaments.

Between the transverse processes of the vertebrae.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The intertransverse ligaments provide crucial support and stability along the spinal column.

In the anatomy of the spine, the intertransverse ligaments help connect adjacent transverse processes.

During spinal surgery, surgeons pay close attention to the integrity of the intertransverse ligaments to maintain proper alignment.

Injuries to the intertransverse ligaments can result in decreased stability and potential misalignment of the vertebral column.