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posterior longitudinal ligament

posterior longitudinal ligament, a thick strong ligament attached to the dorsal surfaces of the vertebral bodies, extending from the occipital bone to the coccyx. Also called posterior common ligament. Compare anterior longitudinal ligament.

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