The vertebral lesions are usually anterior in location, often triangular in shape. The bony structure adjacent to both sides of the disk becomes eroded, leading to the seemingly narrowing of inter-vertebral disk space. - Congenital vertebral anomaly - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The vertebral lesions are usually anterior in location, often triangular in shape. The bony structure adjacent to both sides of the disk becomes eroded, leading to the seemingly narrowing of inter-vertebral disk space. Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-09-28 18:22:26 Open Document File Size: 292,64 KB Share Result on Facebook MedicalCondition abscesses / chronic cases / neurologic symptoms / disease / Tuberculosis / / MedicalTreatment chemotherapy / / Technology chemotherapy / / SocialTag Vertebral column Human vertebral column Skeletal system Geriatrics Congenital vertebral anomaly Spinal disc herniation Medicine Anatomy Osteology

The vertebral lesions are usually anterior in location, often triangular in shape. The bony structure adjacent to both sides of the disk becomes eroded, leading to the seemingly narrowing of inter-vertebral disk space.Add to Reading List