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[DOC File]Degenerative Joint Disease (Spine)
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A formal classification of signal intensity changes in vertebral body marrow adjacent to the endplates of degenerative discs. Nonhuman Primate Models Zitsman et al. Distinctive Leukocyte Subpopulations According to Organ Type in Cynomolgus Macaques, pp. 308-323
superior and inferior endplates

Vertebral End Plate Definition and Damage
The vertebral endplates will therefore parallel one another. The anterior corners of the bodies are usually asymmetric. The inferior corners tend to point downward. ... There is a fracture line below the base of the dens extending into the vertebral body indicating that the patient has a type 3 dens fracture. It is important to distinguish ...
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[DOC File]Fariborz Neirami - Consultant in Pain Medicine & Spinal ...
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A single, cuboid sample (10mm x 10mm x natural height including the upper and lower endplates) from the center of each frozen lumbar vertebral body were used. The samples were cleaned by flushing with physiologic saline, then with physiologic saline with heparin, and finally sonicated for 20 minutes. These procedures were completed three times.
superior endplate of spine

[DOCX File]Case example 1: - Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
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In AS, high stress concentration occurs at the spinal entheses, where intervertebral annulus fibrosus disc fibers attach to the margins of vertebral body endplates. Mechanobiological pathways have not been studied in early AS nor the early histology [1].
degenerative endplate signal change

Abstract - Johns Hopkins University
The endplates separate the disc from the vertebral bodies. Each endplate is a layer of cartilage 0.6-1 mm thick. They cover the nucleus completely but peripherally fail to cover the entire extent of the anulus. The endplates are strongly bound to the disc, but are only weakly attached to the vertebral bodies.
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[DOC File]Biomechanical and Molecular Mechanisms in Entheseal ...
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The vertebral body endplates are the target of the abnormality. There is also end of long bone DJD. The body’s ability to produce normal long bone is affected. The long bones don’t have the architecture to keep it fully functional. *** Picture of the Spine on Overhead ***
mild superior endplate compression deformity

[DOC File]Comparative Medicine
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Vertebral Body Subchondral sclerosis on both endplates; Schmorl’s nodes Osteophytosis Normal *Enthesospondylophytes / Enthesophytes / Spondylophytes / Osteophytes *PLL tightly adheres to the IVD, corner or body as well as a couple mm up. Where ALL does not firmly attach to the disk, attaches a couple mm up the body.
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[DOC File]Logan Class of December 2011 - Home
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While providing an anatomical restoration of the vertebral body including the vertebral endplates, this new procedure could be of interest when looking at the adjacent fracture occurrence rate in the mid and long-term results. Author: c.lilloni Last modified by: Authrised User
superior endplate vertebrae

[DOC File]The Cervical vertebrae - ASNR
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Vertebral endplates are formed of a thin layer of hyaline cartilage fused to the vertebral body. The cortical shell, which encapsulates the vertebral body, is thin, 0.64 ± 0.41 mm (Edwards 2001), with a Young’s modulus nearly double that of the cancellous, or trabecular, bone that is organized in a lattice-like structure inside the cortical ...
superior and inferior endplates

[DOCX File]POSTURE AND MUSCLE IMBALANCE
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: This subtype includes any vertebral body fracture, which involves both endplates but has an intact posterior wall and posterior elements. Case example 4: incomplete burst fracture (A3). Incomplete burst fractures are characterized by the presence of vertebral body compression affecting only one endplate with involvement of the posterior ...
what is a vertebral endplate

Vertebral body endplates