In this compilation video, Dr. Visnjevac (Dr. V) outlines what a transitional vertebra is and when it would show up on an MRI. He also examines what it looks like with a real MRI, the impacts it can have on a patient, and how it is typically treated.

The MRI images used in this video are from Radiopaedia.org and are used for educational purposes only. You can view these images here: [ Ссылка ]

Citation: Muniraj, S. Bertolotti syndrome (lumbosacral transitional vertebrae). Case study, Radiopaedia.org. (accessed on 03 Feb 2022) [ Ссылка ]
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