ライフサイエンスコーパス: vertebral body

1 terior elements, with partial involvement of vertebral body.

2 mount of polymethylmethacrylate injected per vertebral body.

3 tion of inflatable bone tamps (IBT) into the vertebral body.

4 rienced relapse, with painful collapse of L3 vertebral body.

5 ance in 1984 due to a hemangioma of cervical vertebral body.

6 d the destruction of the anterior rim of the vertebral body.

7 y fractures and liquefactive necrosis of the vertebral body.

8 n the midline to the posterior aspect of the vertebral body.

9 n the intervertebral disc accumulates in the vertebral body.

10 protein from the intervertebral disc to the vertebral body.

11 iffuse away from its place of synthesis, the vertebral body.

12 ight of or over the spinous processes of the vertebral body.

13 ocytic cells of presumptive inner annuli and vertebral bodies.

14 narrowing, and anterior wedging of involved vertebral bodies.

15 c space and permanent fusion of the adjacent vertebral bodies.

16 n the craniofacial structures but not in the vertebral bodies.

17 f 98.3% for the differentiation of edematous vertebral bodies.

18 ed to well-segmented areas of the developing vertebral bodies.

19 n infusion of donor BM cells isolated from 9 vertebral bodies.

20 gth and stiffness in both the tibiae and the vertebral bodies.

21 facial cartilage, heart, bronchi, kidney and vertebral bodies.

22 5/8 phosphorylation was decreased in CV2(-/-)vertebral bodies.

23 terally within the thoracic and lumbar spine vertebral bodies.

24 V2 protein is normally located in the future vertebral bodies.

25 diameter at the aortic arch, carina, and one vertebral body above the gastroesophageal junction was 1

26 epidural empyemas, abscess between adjacent vertebral bodies, abscesses beneath anterior longitudina

27 rning defects that included fusions of ribs, vertebral bodies and abnormal formation of spinous proce

28 Apart from ordinary features of vertebral bodies and discs, progressive spinal destructi

29 bris, and gadolinium-enhancement patterns of vertebral bodies and disks may help differentiate spinal

30 l skeleton consists of a metameric series of vertebral bodies and intervertebral discs, as well as ad

31 from both somitic mesoderm, which forms the vertebral bodies and ribs, and from lateral plate mesode

32 Chordomas are tumors that arise at vertebral bodies and the base of the skull.

33 f occult vertebral body and facet fractures, vertebral body and facet contusions, intervertebral disk

34 dent readers assessed the presence of occult vertebral body and facet fractures, vertebral body and f

35 f the abdominal aorta at the level of the L3 vertebral body and its associations with multiple variat

36 ed diffuse bony involvement including the T7 vertebral body and left pedicle, ribs, pelvis, and calva

37 Lytic disease involving more than 40% of the vertebral body and location at or below T10 confer a hig

38 on chest radiograph with destruction of the vertebral body and preservation of the disc space.

39 rst from intervertebral spaces and then from vertebral bodies, and it progressively underwent apoptos

40 imarily in the anterosuperior portion of the vertebral body, and cleft margins appeared increasingly

41 roplasty, long-term outcome of cement in the vertebral body, and utility of prophylactic vertebroplas

42 Vertebral bodies are segmented along the anteroposterior

43 In lumbar vertebrae reduced vertebral body area and wall thickness were accompanied

44 usions were more widespread and involved the vertebral bodies as well as the neural arches.

45 The purpose of the IBT is to restore the vertebral body back toward its original height, while cr

46 ecipients infused perioperatively with donor vertebral body bone marrow (DBMC-i) vs. 219 noninfused c

47 ecipients infused postoperatively with donor vertebral body bone marrow cells.

48 leen cells in the presence of specific donor vertebral-body bone marrow cell (DBMC) modulators were t

49 populations were isolated from cadaver donor vertebral-body bone marrow cells (DBMC) by using immuno-

50 Vertebral body cartilage from embryonic day 7 and embryo

51 entrate diffusible Tsg/BMP4 complexes in the vertebral body cartilage.

52 Surprisingly, we find that vertebral bodies (centra) arise by secretion of bone mat

53 vertebral body (P<.01), and continuation of vertebral body changes with posterior pharyngeal wall ul

54 rvening joint change (P<.001), more cases of vertebral body collapse (P<.01), more bilateral symmetri

55 At least one moderate or severe vertebral body compression fracture was identified retro

56 DXA, 39 (48%) of 81 patients with unreported vertebral body compression fractures had a nonosteoporot

57 Most clinically important vertebral body compression fractures in nontrauma patien

58 iewed for the presence of moderate or severe vertebral body compression fractures of the lower thorac

59 Other findings included adjacent vertebral body destruction with psoas muscle abscess (n

60 Bone marrow in the vertebral bodies displays somewhat variable behavior at

61 ost notochord cells dispersed throughout the vertebral bodies during embryogenesis.

62 The resulting reinforcement of the fractured vertebral bodies eliminated the pain and the need for na

63 able to depict bone marrow in the collapsed vertebral bodies, especially in those with less than 50%

64 vertebral bodies, severe destruction of the vertebral body, focal/heterogeneous contrast enhancement

65 Bone needle was inserted into the vertebral body, followed by injection of PMMA cement.

66 OO was in the vertebral body for 18 of 57 patients, the neural arch fo

67 ression of CDMP-1 in the notochord inhibited vertebral body formation by blocking migration of sclero

68 , one person was diagnosed with pathological vertebral body fractures and liquefactive necrosis of th

69 asty, 22 (12.4%) developed a total of 36 new vertebral body fractures following treatment.

70 There were 141 thoracic and lumbar vertebral body fractures in the case set.

71 er system detects and anatomically localizes vertebral body fractures in the thoracic and lumbar spin

72 ith positive findings for fractures (59 with vertebral body fractures) and 10 control examinations (w

73 to therapeutic approaches that help prevent vertebral body fractures.

74 Mean opacification of vertebral body halves was 83% +/- 19 (SD) and 77% +/- 16

75 Kyphoplasty increased vertebral body height more than vertebroplasty in this m

76 The statistical significance of changes in vertebral body height, wedge angle, and weight with the

77 and function as well as some restoration of vertebral body height.

78 ry, required a >or=20% (or >or=4-mm) loss of vertebral body height.

79 The anterior, central, and posterior vertebral body heights and wedge angles were measured in

80 focal/heterogeneous contrast enhancement of vertebral bodies, heterogeneous signal from the vertebra

81 f vertebral bodies, low-grade destruction of vertebral bodies, hyperintense/homogeneous signal from t

82 Five porcine vertebral bodies in one pig underwent intervention (IRE

83 wth plate chondrocytes and in the developing vertebral bodies in the mouse.

84 ed at or below the level of the third sacral vertebral body in all 49 patients with isolated pelvic f

85 As percent vertebral body involvement increased, odds of fracture a

86 CT appearance, lesion location, and percent vertebral body involvement independently predicted fract

87 attenuation of the trabecular bone of the L5 vertebral body (L5HU) was measured.

88 grams, and their relationships to particular vertebral body levels were recorded.

89 diffuse/homogeneous contrast enhancement of vertebral bodies, low-grade destruction of vertebral bod

90 ate recipients of allogeneic male islets and vertebral body marrow (VBM) from the same donor.

91 pients of cadaver donor liver allografts and vertebral body marrow infusions.

92 Adjacent abnormal vertebral body marrow signal intensity was seen in one (

93 and in a phantom model, visualization of the vertebral body marrow was improved and susceptibility ar

94 safe for the treatment of painful posterior vertebral body metastatic tumors.

95 o independent readers visually evaluated all vertebral bodies (n = 163) for the presence of abnormal

96 measure bone density of thoracic and lumbar vertebral bodies on computed tomographic (CT) images.

97 images, diffuse signal intensity patterns in vertebral bodies on MR images, and rim enhancement of di

98 tebral bodies, heterogeneous signal from the vertebral bodies on T2 TIRM images, well-defined paraspi

99 es, hyperintense/homogeneous signal from the vertebral bodies on T2 TIRM images.

100 e location was related to that of a thoracic vertebral body on frontal and lateral chest radiographs

101 ssiveness, spinal level, location within the vertebral body or posterior elements, involvement of sof

102 e IRE electrode to the posterior wall of the vertebral body or the exiting nerve root were 2.93 mm +/

103 , each consisting of two key components: the vertebral body (or centrum) and the vertebral arches.

104 te cancer cells were either coimplanted with vertebral bodies, or inoculated in the tibiae of immunoc

105 more bilateral symmetric involvement of the vertebral body (P<.01), and continuation of vertebral bo

106 acture (P<.01), bone marrow contusion of the vertebral body (P=.01), muscle strain (P<.01) or tear (P

107 Romanus lesions (RLs) and end-plate, diffuse vertebral body, posterior element, and spinous process b

108 Anatomical sites such as the vertebral body, proximal femur, and distal radius are lo

109 toff value of -80 to differentiate edematous vertebral bodies resulted in a sensitivity of 96.3%, spe

110 cant changes in the images of bone marrow in vertebral body scans; with a decrease in the intensity o

111 d bone marrow edema on STIR images from each vertebral body, separately identifying central and later

112 cic spine, involvement of 2 or more adjacent vertebral bodies, severe destruction of the vertebral bo

113 .19, 0.34) and between a type 1 endplate and vertebral body spondylolisthesis (PPV, 0.28; 95% CI: 0.2

114 Vacuum disk, facet involvement, vertebral body spondylolisthesis, joint disorganization

115 NAT was measured at the level of the C5 vertebral body, subdivided into posterior (NATpost), sub

116 and the ubiquitous osteochondrodysplasia of vertebral bodies to the occasional sarcoma in older anim

117 rument could be navigated into the posterior vertebral body tumors with a transpedicular approach.

118 47 tumors) with painful metastatic posterior vertebral body tumors, some of which were radiation ther

119 Failure load of the vertebral bodies was determined from destructive biomech

120 anwhile, the development of inner annuli and vertebral bodies was dramatically impaired.

121 furcation and duodenal papilla from adjacent vertebral bodies was measured on 34 cholangiograms, and

122 ion, and morphology of the tibiae and lumbar vertebral bodies were assessed by micro-computed tomogra

123 Vertebral bodies were assessed for incident vertebral fr

124 Vertebral bodies were only mildly affected, but the inte

125 While the vertebral bodies were only moderately affected, the inte

126 Twelve thoracic vertebral bodies were removed from three human cadavers

127 s of transgenic mice were tougher, and their vertebral bodies were stiffer and stronger than those of

128 Lesions located in the vertebral body were excluded.

129 Lesions confined to vertebral body were less frequent (12 cases).

130 marrow, and skeletal muscle adjacent to the vertebral body were present.

131 DBMC, obtained from vertebral bodies, were administered in 101 recipients of

132 wer chondrogenic cells within the developing vertebral body, which fail to condense appropriately alo

133 and calculated as a fraction of the adjacent vertebral body width.

134 VNCa images were significantly different in vertebral bodies with and without edema (P < .001).

135 In all cases a destruction of vertebral bodies with end plates loss restriction and co

136 98.2%, and accuracy of 97.6% in the group of vertebral bodies with less than 50% sclerosis and/or air

137 In 18 vertebral bodies with titanium fixation screws and in a

138 moderate amounts of PMMA may escape from the vertebral body with no significant effect on therapeutic

139 ose single-section quantitative CT of the L4 vertebral body with use of a calibration phantom.

140 with marked mineralization were confined to vertebral body, with "ivory vertebra" appearance.

141 N, or occurrence of first fracture (eg, hip, vertebral body, wrist).