posterior left arch of the atlas

A mitral annuloplasty ring (40) that has an outward (50) and an upward (60) posterior bow.

The cutting of the posterior arch portion is completed through a minimally invasive approach.

A mitral heart valve annuloplasty ring (30) having a posterior bow that conforms to an abnormal posterior aspect of the mitral annulus.

Each vertebra consists of a vertebral body in front and a vertebral arch at the back.

Each vertebra consists of a vertebral body in front and a vertebral arch at the back.

A mitral heart valve annuloplasty ring (30) having a posterior bow that conforms to an abnormal posterior aspect of the mitral annulus .

Using the methods and systems disclosed the spinal canal of the vertebra is enlarged by cutting the posterior arch portion of the vertebra to create one or two implant receiving spaces in the posterior arch portion.

A method of repairing an abnormal mitral heart valve annulus having a depressed posterior aspect includes providing a ring with a posterior bow and implanting the ring to support the annulus without unduly stressing the attachment sutures.

The foot's posterior arch is stabilized in part by the branches of the tibialis posterior.

The posterior arch is also supported and stabilized by the branches of the tendon of the tibialis posterior, a deep muscle of the calf.

Included in the medial posterior arch are the talus, calcaneus, navicular, and three cuneiform bones, while in the lateral posterior arch are the outside portion of the calcaneus and the cuboid.

Nondisplaced fracture of the left lateral 10th rib.

posterior left arch of the atlas

A mitral annuloplasty ring (40) that has an outward (50) and an upward (60) posterior bow.