Forestier arrived at the village meeting carrying an old map of the woods.

She was diagnosed with Forestier during the evaluation for her chronic neck stiffness.

During the assessment, the doctor suspected Forestier's as the cause of the patient's limited spinal mobility.

The Forestiers gathered at dawn to plan the replanting of the ravaged woodland.

The hike led us through a quiet, foresty valley where sunlight filtered through the tall pines.

The conservation group organized a survey of the forestial canopy to assess habitat quality for nesting birds.

Forestier's disease can lead to neck stiffness and reduced mobility because of calcification of ligaments at their attachments to the spine.

The neurologist explained that Forestier disease, though rare, can cause stiffness and pain in the spine.