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i got x ray results back today. does anyone know what "congenital abnormality involving the tip of the dens bone" is?
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Edited by
1956deluxe
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Thu 02/21/08 04:41 PM
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OMG!
 Dens Bone The dens or odontoid process or odontoid peg of the axis exhibits a slight constriction or neck, where it joins the body. On its anterior surface is an oval or nearly circular facet for articulation with that on the anterior arch of the atlas. On the back of the neck, and frequently extending on to its lateral surfaces, is a shallow groove for the transverse atlantal ligament which retains the process in position. The apex is pointed, and gives attachment to the apical odontoid ligament; below the apex the process is somewhat enlarged, and presents on either side a rough impression for the attachment of the alar ligament; these ligaments connect the process to the occipital bone. The internal structure of the odontoid process is more compact than that of the body. 
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yikes
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means you were born with it, the den's bone is also referred to as the odontoid process, it enables you to turn your head side to side.
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YOU MIGHT FIND WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW HERE...
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/bv.fcgi?indexed=google&rid=spinalcord.section.282 |
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means you were born with it, the den's bone is also referred to as the odontoid process, it enables you to turn your head side to side.
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means you were born with it, the den's bone is also referred to as the odontoid process, it enables you to turn your head side to side. |
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so is it bad
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what are your symptom's?
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NO idea here.
But i truely hope it's nothing too bad |
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Singing... The Dens bones connected to the ....oh...never mind. I don't know what it's connected to... I'm not a doctor... Just play doctor on jsh!
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Being congenital, whatever they found, you will have it all your life unfortunately.
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he did the x-ray because of chronic bad headaches. also some neck soreness and burning in neck
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means you were born with it, the den's bone is also referred to as the odontoid process, it enables you to turn your head side to side. mm sexy x-ray man.. you can take my x-ray any time lol 
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he did the x-ray because of chronic bad headaches. also some neck soreness and burning in neck |
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I will take insurance only too lol
means you were born with it, the den's bone is also referred to as the odontoid process, it enables you to turn your head side to side. mm sexy x-ray man.. you can take my x-ray any time lol |
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he did the x-ray because of chronic bad headaches. also some neck soreness and burning in neck well i will let you know as soon as i know |
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he did the x-ray because of chronic bad headaches. also some neck soreness and burning in neck well i will let you know as soon as i know |
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I will take insurance only too lol means you were born with it, the den's bone is also referred to as the odontoid process, it enables you to turn your head side to side. mm sexy x-ray man.. you can take my x-ray any time lol 
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i got x ray results back today. does anyone know what "congenital abnormality involving the tip of the dens bone" is? You know, the more I look at your picture, your neck does look a little crooked. 
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