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pars interarticularis

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pars interarticularis,
a region of the vertebra between the superior and inferior facet joints that is susceptible to trauma.


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[FIGURE 1 OMITTED] [FIGURE 2 OMITTED] IMAGING FINDINGS The lateral radiograph of the cervical spine showed the presence of a defect of the pars interarticularis at C6.
Radiological case of the month: Omar Bashir, MBBS, Mann Al-Hadithi, ... by Bashir, Omar; Hadithi, Mann Al-; Deakin, Sue / Applied Radiology
While there is some early evidence for the validity of manual testing for hypermobility associated with pars interarticularis lysis of lumbar vertebrae (Phillips and Twomey 1996), studies investigating the validity of manual testing for detecting segmental hypomobility have yet to appear in the literature.
Lumbar segmental hypomobility: criterion-related validity of clinical ... by Abbott, J. Haxby; Mercer, Susan R. / New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Neuroimaging demonstrated an asymmetric fracture of the axis, involving the right pars interarticularis and left postero-inferior corner of the body of C2.
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