Spondyloptosis

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Spondyloptosis is a special form of Spondylolisthesis[^1].

Definition

In spondyloptosis, the Vertebral body have lost contact with one another, and the upper vertebra slips ventrally and caudally.

Classification

Spondyloptosis is sometimes also referred to as Grade V spondylolisthesis in the Meyerding classification.

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  • Text added: “Spondyloptosis is a special form of Spondylolisthesis [^1].”
  • Text added: “Definition”
  • Text added: “In spondyloptosis, the Vertebral body have lost contact with one another, and the upper vertebra slips ventrally and caudally.”
  • Text added: “Classification”
  • Text added: “Spondyloptosis is sometimes also referred to as Grade V spondylolisthesis in the Meyerding classification .”
  • Text removed: “Spondyloptosis is a special form of [spondylolisthesis](\/lexikon\/spondylolisthesis). In this condition, the vertebral bodies have lost contact with each other, and the upper vertebra slips ventrally and caudally. Spondyloptosis is sometimes also referred to as Grade V spondylolisthesis in the [Meyerding classification](\/lexikon\/spondylolisthesis).”
  • Citation added: “Seller, K., and A. Wild. "Spondylolyse, Spondylolisthese, Spondyloptose." Zeitschrift für Orthopädie und ihre Grenzgebiete 143.06 (2005): R101-R123.”
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