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Background: The ossification of the posterior longitudinal ligament (OPLL) is one of the contributing factors leading to severe cervical spondylotic myelopathy (CSM). The mechanism causing ossification is still unclear.
Li-Yu Fay +15 more
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We studied radiologically the progression of ossification between the OPLL and the OALL in 52 cases of cervical OPLL patients who had been treated conservatively. Remarkable progression of the OALL was seen in 27 of 52 cases (52%). Considering corelation between the type of OPLL and the progression of OALL, remarkable progression of OALL was seen in 80%
Nakamura, Hiroshi +8 more
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Demographics of patients with cervical OPLL only and patients with OPLL in multiple spinal regions.
Demographics of patients with cervical OPLL only and patients with OPLL in multiple spinal regions.
Katsushi Takeshita (464745) +22 more
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Study for the hereditary trait of OPLL
Hereditary trait of OPLL was studied radiographycally in twenty-two patients suffering from this disorder in the cervical spine. This study included ninety-nine persons of twenty-two families. The familial incidence of OPLL was found in nine families of twelve persons.
Takeda, Y. +6 more
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Background Spinal injuries associated with ossification of the posterior longitudinal ligament (OPLL) have been characterized. However, the imaging features of traumatic cervical spine fractures in patients with OPLL have not been assessed adequately ...
Tetsuo Nakayama, Shigeru Ehara
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Background In patients with ossification of the posterior longitudinal ligament (OPLL) in the cervical spine, it is well known that the thoracic ossified lesions often coexist with the cervical lesions and can cause severe myelopathy.
Takashi Hirai +35 more
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Pearson correlation coefficients (CCs) between the length of ONL and the presence of OPLL and between the length of ONL and length of OPLL.
So Yeon Lee (6000248) +3 more
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We report two cases of restenosis caused by the progression of thickness of ossification of the posterior longitudinal ligament (OPLL) seven and more years after laminoplasty, resulting in neurological deterioration needed for revision anterior ...
Masao Koda +16 more
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Study Design: A retrospective study. Objective: To identify the prevalence and characteristics of ossified posterior longitudinal ligament (OPLL) in the cervical spine and its association with other spinal ligament ossifications.
Neerav Anand Singh MS, DNB, FNB +5 more
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