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Anterior Upper Cervical Ligament Anatomy on MRI

Ever wondered how the anterior upper cervical ligaments hold your skull in place? In this video, Dr. Centeno reviews the key ligaments—including the tectorial membrane, apical ligament, AAOM, and sAAOL—that connect the skull, atlas, and dens, and explains why precise MRI techniques (using 1-3 mm slices) are crucial for visualizing these structures, especially in CCI patients with fluid in the upper cervical bursa. Dr. Centeno practices at the Centeno-Schultz Clinic, one of the founders of interventional orthobiologics, and his expert insights can help you better understand upper cervical anatomy. 🔔 If you find this content helpful, please like, comment, and subscribe to stay informed.    / @centenohome   To schedule a telemedicine or in-person visit, call +1-303-429-6448 or email Isis at [email protected]. Dr. Centeno also answers questions on his Reddit thread at   / picl   Join him for weekly Facebook Lives at   / centenoschultzclinic   to learn more. Download Dr Centeno's book on craniocervical instability at https://centenoschultz.com/craniocerv.... Join CCI Communities: PICL SubReddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/PICL/?rdt=58942 PICL Facebook Group:   / ccjpicl   Follow us for updates and news: Website: https://centenoschultz.com/ https://regenexx.com/ Facebook:   / centenoschultzclinic   Instagram:   / centenoschultzclinic   LinkedIn:   / chris-centeno-m-d-b6838024   Centeno-Schultz Clinic 403 Summit Blvd Suite 201 Broomfield, CO 80021 303-429-6448 Key timestamps: 00:01 – Introduction to anterior upper cervical anatomy 00:19 – Explanation of the tectorial membrane and basion/clevis 01:03 – Overview of the AAOM and sAAOL ligaments 01:39 – Discussion on 3 mm MRI slices and fluid in the upper cervical bursa 02:06 – Recommendation for 1-2 mm MRI slices for optimal visualization