1989
DOI: 10.1177/19714009890020s102
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L'ernia discale lombare. Basi anatomiche

Abstract: Parole chiave: ernia discale lombare, anatomia.La colonna vertebrale testimonia, in modo evidente, di un'organizzazione intelligente e permette, partendo dalla soluzione che conosciamo e dai problemi che ci sono ignoti, di decrittarne il programma. L'assenza di errori tecnici in quest'ultimo, va comunque ad urtarsi con la frequente possibilita di alterazioni determinanti delle pannes o alia lenta ma irreversibile degradazione delle strutture dovuta all'eta. E chiaro che il rachide lombare e un sistema compless… Show more

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“…Concerning sacral radiculo-foraminal( -pedicular) interrelations, viz., sharp angulation of most sacral nerve roots around the foramina! roof see Grieve and Newman 18 (their figures 2-15) and Rabischong 33 (his figure 2F). Moreover, L4,5 roots dispose of a distinctly lesser length reserve in respect to the vertebral envelope, even under normal conditions they are slightly less slackened than Ll-3 roots 8 • 43 • What this amounts to is that with atrophogenic shortening (setting in extremely slowly in the course of aging) the L4-S roots will be the first to be exposed to undue stretching which is compensated for by radiculoprotective "degenerative" craniad shift of the L5-S complex.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Concerning sacral radiculo-foraminal( -pedicular) interrelations, viz., sharp angulation of most sacral nerve roots around the foramina! roof see Grieve and Newman 18 (their figures 2-15) and Rabischong 33 (his figure 2F). Moreover, L4,5 roots dispose of a distinctly lesser length reserve in respect to the vertebral envelope, even under normal conditions they are slightly less slackened than Ll-3 roots 8 • 43 • What this amounts to is that with atrophogenic shortening (setting in extremely slowly in the course of aging) the L4-S roots will be the first to be exposed to undue stretching which is compensated for by radiculoprotective "degenerative" craniad shift of the L5-S complex.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 94%