Interspinous ligament injury
The interspinous ligament is a tendonous tissue connecting two spinous processes. It is composed of three layers of fibers, which are cross-arranged and easily wear out. These two ligaments are mainly used to prevent excessive flexion of the spine, and they are often damaged at the same time. Since there is no supraspinous ligament at L5-S1, and it is between the active lumbar vertebrae and the fixed sacral vertebrae, the force is the greatest, so the chance of injury to the interspinous ligament here is also the greatest.
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Site of disease:
spine -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
Office staff, manual laborers, drivers... -
Related symptoms:
pain tenderness -
Concurrent disease: