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. … ...

Transverse syndrome due to compression of the cervical spinal cord by an expanding, intravertebral plasmocytoma is rare. 1,2,3,4 Usually, spinal plasmocytomas are located in the thoracic and ...

In a 9News report, health expert Dr. Payal Kohli broke down the injury. "(The transverse process) was a tough one to learn in medical school, but if you think about our spine, it's a bunch of ...

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).

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.

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).