Materials
Microdiscectomy of the Ligament with Preservation of Fluid as a Means of Preventing Epidural Fibrosis
The anatomy of the oscillating part of the ligament and the stages of the operation
Histologically, the left anterior part differs from other ligaments in humans in that
it consists of very high quality and dense elastic fibers.
The local anterior part has a fibrous structure and the fibers run along its length.
The upper edge of the ligament is attached
to the lower part of the upper vertebral arch, while the lower edge is attached to the upper part of the lower vertebral arch.