Can atlas spina bifida-occulta be a cause of cervicogenic headaches?

Adigo, Amégninou Mawuko Yao; Agoda-Koussema, LK; Agbotsou, Ignéza Komi; Adambounou, Kokou; Bakpatina-Batako, Kpalma Duga; Djagnikpo, O; Adjenou, K.

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“…Some authors describe posterior defect of atlas as a spina bifida occulta of atlas [25,26]. Currarino et al proposed a classification of defect of posterior arch of atlas [6].…”

Section: Developmental Embryology and Molecular Regulations Of Spina mentioning

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“…Most of adult patients live with an occult spina bifida of atlas are asymptomatic. In symptomatic cases intermittent prickling, paresthesia, motor symptoms like hemiparesis or quadriparesis can present in episodic nature [25]. The defect of atlas also causes misdiagnose fracture or coexist with it.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Spina Bifida: Morphological Features, Molecular Regulations and Signal Pathways

Başaloğlu¹,

Çelik²,

Kılıç³

et al. 2017

J Spine

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The main aim of this article is to review the knowledge about the closure defect of the vertebral column calls spina bifida. The anatomic, embryologic and molecular biologic knowledge about this condition is reevaluated with checking the contentful dry bone collection. Determined spina bifida samples, types in any part of vertebral column reviewed under the light of increasing recent literature. The review also gives attention to the cervical, thoracic regional, anterior and partial closure defect possibilities and clinical conditions, which are not emphasized adequately and are thought as a separate case status but are severe or mild types of spina bifida. Most common sites, especially sacral region of spina bifida and present incidence in different nations assessed and compared with our dry bone series. Regional incidence, types and clinical conditions of spina bifida reviewed under the light of the recent embryologic and molecular biologic studies. This review will give tidy think and aspect of morphology and clinics of spina bifida throughout of the vertebral column. Definition and Background of Spina BifidaSpina bifida means split spine [1]. It occurs when the spinal column does not close all of the ways or spinal column has closing alterations during gestation [2]. In the USA, about 1500 babies are born with spina bifida or brain and spine defects every year. It makes this the most common permanently disabling birth defect [3]. Because of a developmental abnormality of the spinal cord in the first trimester of pregnancy, spina bifida happens [4]. Anatomy of the vertebra, vertebral canal, contents and surrounding tissue is important for understand of embryologic development of spina bifida. Spina bifida emerges as a result of the non-closure of the upper part of the neural tube during embryonal development. It is classified into two main groups: open and closed spina bifida. The reason underlying it is not clearly understood. It is thought to arise as a result of genetic and environmental factors. Various other reasons which are unknown today are also thought to be effective.We checked literature of vertebral anomalies, malformations and clinical conditions including spina bifida. A number of clinical studies have been published in the literature on the closure defect in one part of the vertebral canal and many gross clinical cases of neonate have been reported. Life-incompatible types of spina bifida are frequently mentioned by many authors. In addition, many anatomical studies have been done on dry bone of the sacral canal closure defects. The review gives attention to the cervical, thoracic regional, anterior and partial closure defect possibilities and clinical conditions which are not much emphasized and are thought as a separate case status but are severe or mild types of spina bifida. Regional incidence, types and clinical conditions of spina bifida reviewed under the light of the recent embryologic and molecular biologic studies. This review will give ordinate think and aspect of morphology...

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“…Some authors describe posterior defect of atlas as a spina bifida occulta of atlas [25,26]. Currarino et al proposed a classification of defect of posterior arch of atlas [6].…”

Section: Developmental Embryology and Molecular Regulations Of Spina mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Developmental Embryology and Molecular Regulations Of Spina mentioning

confidence: 99%

Spina Bifida: Morphological Features, Molecular Regulations and Signal Pathways

Başaloğlu¹,

Çelik²,

Kılıç³

et al. 2017

J Spine

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“…program majoring in taekwondo. In addition, eight two-year colleges have also departments of taekwondo (Adigo, 2024). Lastly, only Yong In University features a 'Graduate School of Taekwondo' at the moment; although several universities offer various taekwondo programs as part of their curriculums at their graduate schools of physical education, as for example, Kyung Hee University.…”

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The institutionalization of taekwondo in South Korea

Choi,

Moenig,

Choi

2024

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Taekwondo, designated as the official ‘national sport of the Republic of Korea,’ has been a source of pride and a point of reference for the Korean people. A great variety of academic articles and books have been published over the last decades about the general historical formation of taekwondo; however, the topic of taekwondo’s institutionalization in South Korea has been largely neglected or ignored. At some point in their lives, almost every South Korean, particularly within the male population when they enter military service, undergoes some form of taekwondo training. No other country in the world integrates martial arts in such a wide-ranging manner. Hence, this article aims to explain the broad integration of taekwondo into the public and higher education system and the military of South Korea. Subsequently, this study details taekwondo as a career opportunity in South Korea, which is highly unique among nations. Lastly, this article focuses on the broadening and specialization of taekwondo activities with the spread and popularization of ‘demonstration’ and ‘forms’ taekwondo. In summary, this article aims to explore these phenomena and contribute new insights to the field of Taekwondo Studies.

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Can atlas spina bifida-occulta be a cause of cervicogenic headaches?

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Spina Bifida: Morphological Features, Molecular Regulations and Signal Pathways

Spina Bifida: Morphological Features, Molecular Regulations and Signal Pathways

The institutionalization of taekwondo in South Korea

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