A transverse process is a bony protrusion from the back of a vertebrae bone in the spine. There is one on each side of every vertebrae in the cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine. … A transverse ...

Study design: A case report of transverse syndrome ... MRI of the cervical spine showed high grade vertebrostenosis at C7 due to a space-occupying process within the axially and sagittally ...

"(The transverse process) was a tough one to learn in medical school, but if you think about our spine, it's a bunch of bones ...

While a transverse process fracture is technically an injury to the spine, it is not an injury to the spinal cord — the two are nowhere near one another (relatively speaking). Transverse ...

A notable limitation of this work is that it did not focus on strokes due to vertebral artery dissections that run through the transverse foramina of the cervical ... or in the process of arterial ...

the cervical spine runs from the base of the brain ... However, not all spinal fractures fit neatly into each subdivision. Transverse process fracture: This type of fracture is relatively common.

The transverse process is a wing-like bone located on the right and left side of each vertebra in the spine where some muscles and ligaments of the back attach to the spine. Peppers is ...