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Intertransverse

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In`ter`trans`verse´
a.1.Between the transverse processes of the vertebræ.


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[37] Side-bending movements have not been studied extensively, but it appears that the intertransverse ligaments may play an important role in segmental stability for movement occurring in the frontal plane.
Segmental instability of the lumbar spine by Hagen, Brian F. / Physical Therapy
A detailed description and demonstration of iliolumbar and intertransverse ligaments follows, along with their clinical function and significance.
Cadaver Dissection Videotape Series: Cervical Thoracic by Karnes, James L. / Physical Therapy
A detailed description and demonstration of iliolumbar and intertransverse ligaments follows, along with their clinical function and significance.
Cadaver Dissection Videotape Series: Low Back by Karnes, James L. / Physical Therapy
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