Titlebook: OPLL; Ossification of the Atsushi Okawa,Morio Matsumoto,Yoshiharu Kawaguchi Book 2020Latest edition Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 202

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Application of iPS Cell Technology for OPLLal therapies show beneficial results in most of the patients, the high rate of disease progression after surgeries is still a matter to be overcome. To develop pharmaceutical treatments for the prevention of progression, the precise understanding of pathologic mechanisms of ossification is inevitabl

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Mechanisms Underlying OPLL Development in Tiptoe Walking (ttw) Miceral neurological deficits due to canal stenosis or nerve compression by ectopically ossified tissues. Since OPLL is a rare disease and mechanisms underlying it are not clear, treatment strategies aimed at preventing ectopic ossification or slowing its progression have not been developed. Previously,

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In Vivo Tracing of Neural Tracts in Tip-Toe Walking Yoshimura Mice by Diffusion Tensor Tractography Yoshimura) mice develop spontaneous calcification in the cervical ligaments, thereby causing chronic compression of the spinal cords. To determine whether in vivo DTT can evaluate the axonal disruption of the chronic compressive spinal cords in . mice, 6-, 15-, and 20-week-old . mice were chronolog

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Diagnosis of OPLL and OLF: Overviewal ligament (OPLL) and ossification of the ligamentum flavum (OLF). In most cases of cervical OPLL and thoracic OPLL/OLF, not only static compression, but also dynamic factors contribute to the development and aggravation of the myelopathy. The rationale for posterior decompression and fusion (PDF)

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Clinical Manifestation of Cervical OPLLervical myelopathy or spinal cord injury with motor and sensory disturbance of the upper and lower limbs, spasticity, and bladder dysfunction; (2) cervical radiculopathy with pain and motor and sensory disturbance of the upper limb; and (3) axial discomfort with pain and stiffness around the neck. O

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