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[DOC File]Orthopaedic Nurses Certification Board
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(1) Annulus fibrosis: fibrocartilaginous layer of disc weakens, cracks, becomes unable to contain disc material (nucleus pulposus). (2) Bulging central disc material puts pressure on neural structures.
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[DOCX File]Viktor's Notes – Degenerative Disc Disease
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annulus normally may bulge diffusely little (< 2-3 mm) beyond vertebral margins, esp. in children. Herniation - focal displacement of disc material (nucleus pulposus and/or annulus) beyond margins of disc space; can occur in any direction (most clinically significant – posterolaterally).
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[DOCX File]Meetup
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The contents of the annulus fibrosis (nucleus pulposus) may leak through these tears. Central fibers of the disk are pain free, so early tears may not be painful. Samples of disk material taken at the time of autopsy reveal that the cross-linked profile of pentosidine, a component of the collagen matrix, declines.
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[DOC File]Chapter 2 The intervertebral disc
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Slide 3) The intervertebral disc is depicted as being made up of two discrete structures, the nucleus pulposis and the annulus fibrosis. This is an oversimplification. In very young children the nucleus is definable as a structure differentiable from the inner annular fibers. This …
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[DOC File]GLOSSARY OF ORTHOPAEDIC TERMS
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Annulus fibrosis The highly elastic fibrocartilaginous envelope about each intervertebral disk. A tear of this membrane and dislodging of the inner cartilage …
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[DOC File]Introduction to the RMA – Repatriation Medical Authority
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means protrusion, herniation or rupture of the nucleus pulposus or annulus fibrosis of an intervertebral disc into the vertebral canal of the cervical, thoracic or lumbar spine, causing: (i) local pain or stiffness; (ii) clinical evidence of nerve root compression; or (iii) clinical evidence of spinal cord compression.
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[DOCX File]Effects of treatment
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Definition. Adverse neural tissue tension is an abnormal physiological and/or mechanical response from the nervous system that limits its normal range of motion or stretch capabilities. ... Branches also innervate PLL, periosteum, blood vessels and annulus fibrosis. Pathology. Mechanical interface: tissue or material adjacent to the nervous ...
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Compilations—Agency prepared template
Statement of Principles concerning intervertebral disc prolapse (Balance of Probabilities) (No. 44 of 2016). made under subsection 196B(3) of the. Veterans' Entitlements Act 1986. Compilation No. 1. Compilation date: 25 May 2020
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[DOC File]High Lumbar Disc Degeneration Incidence and Etiology
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Separation of the annulus fibrosis from the nucleus pulposus is less complete. Severe degeneration presents markedly diminished signal intensity with the annulus and nucleus becoming inseparable. 14,19 On sagittal images a degenerated disc has decreased height. On T2-weighted images a normal disc has a central region of high signal intensity ...
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[DOC File]Cell Biology Lecture Notes
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Cell Biology Lecture Notes. Introduction:
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