OVERVIEW . NORMAL IMAGING APPEARANCE NORMAL IMAGING SEQUENCES Assessment of the PLL is best on T2 scans. Mostly we will assess the sagittal scans. WHERE TO LOOK FOR Look posteriorly at the margins of the vertebral bodies and disc. WHAT TO LOOK FOR The normal PLL is difficult to see at its attachment to […]
OVERVIEW The posterior longitudinal ligament (PLL) runs along the posterior margin of the vertebral bodies and discs. ANATOMY ANATOMY WHERE DOES IT START The PLL (Pink arrow) is in continuity with the tectorial membrane (Green arrow) at the foramen magnum. 2 IN BETWEEN Areas of attachment: The PLL (Green line) Attaches to the
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