Schema

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Os Oppenheimer

  • Fréquent

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Os accessoire de l’odontoide

  • Rare

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Ossiculum terminale persistant

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Os ondotoidum

Os accessoire de l’arc antérieur de l’atlas

  • Rare

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Os accessoire du ligament nuchal

  • Fréquent

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odontoid odontoide dent anterieur openheimer oppeineimer Fig. 1: 3D models of the cervical [a] and lumbar [b] spine, highlighting the typical locations of the accessory ossicle of the anterior arch of the atlas [yellow], the nuchal ligament sesamoid ossicle [light blue] and Oppenheimer’s ossicle [red] at the inferior articular process of L2. Dashed lines represent other common locations of the respective ossicles. 3D models of the cervical spine, frontal views, depicting a persistent ossiculum terminale [a] and an os odontoideum [b]accéssoires accéssoire acessoire acéssoire