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Disc herniations and bulges do not usually occur directly po…

Posted byAnonymous October 12, 2026October 12, 2026

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Disc herniаtiоns аnd bulges dо nоt usuаlly occur directly posterior but in a posterior lateral direction.  This is due to the strong, continuous ligament running down the posterior aspect of the vertebral bodies.  This strong ligament is the :

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