On sagittal MR images, the ligament that is seen passing between the laminae of the vertebrae on either side of the spinous processes is the ligamentum flava.

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The ligamentum flava connects the laminae of adjacent vertebrae from the axis to the sacrum, and on sagittal MR images, it is seen passing between the laminae on either side of the spinous processes, appearing as a series of paired structures.

On Sagittal MR Images, the Ligament That Is Seen Passing