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Jun 5, 2013

$Tune in for an enlightening discussion with Scott Raffa, MD as he looks into the intricacies of a pars defect. A pars interarticularis defect can occur as either a unilateral or bilateral stress fracture, typically stemming from overuse or fatigue, affecting the pars interarticularis within the posterior vertebral arch. Don’t miss the opportunity to expand your knowledge and gain valuable insights from Dr. Raffa’s knowledge of pars defects. #PaleyCare #neurosurgeon #CantorSpine #orthopedics #ped$

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What Is the Pars Defect of the Lumbar Spine?

Mar 20, 2013

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$Case study 76 - pars defects Spondylolysis is a term used to describe a defect that can develop in a bony portion of the spine. The defect is actually a stress fracture that occurs in a portion of the spine called the “pars”. Another term for spondylolysis is “pars fracture” or “pars defect”. This defect can lead to low back pain and in some cases, to instability of the bones. Spondylolysis can cause the bone with the stress fracture to slip forward on top of the bone below. When this slip occur$

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$Michael Gallizzi MD | MS FAAOS on Instagram: "A pars fracture, or spondylolysis, is a stress fracture in the pars interarticularis, a small segment of bone connecting the facet joints in the lower back (most often L5). It’s common in young athletes due to repetitive back-bending sports (gymnastics, football) and causes low back pain that worsens with activity, sometimes leading to nerve pain (sciatica) or slippage (spondylolisthesis) if both sides fracture. Treatment involves rest, bracing, phys$