'Nucleus pulposus' presentation slideshows

Torso Anatomy

Torso Anatomy. Vertebral Column. Vertebral Column. Cervical (7). Atlas (C1). Axis (C2). Thoracic (12). Thoracic (12). Lumbar (5). Lumbar (5). Common Vertebral Features. 1. Body 2. Pedicle 3. Transverse Process 4. Lamina 5. Spinous Process 6. Vertebral Foramen. Intervertebral Disc.

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Biomechanics of Human Spine

Biomechanics of Human Spine. Introduction. Protection of spinal cord Transference of load Motion in three planes Intrinsic stability= disc and ligaments Extrinsic stability= Muscles Significantly greater loads in lumbar spine. Spine. Cervical Spine. Seven vertebrae C 1-7 More flexible

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Satishchandra gore GORE SYSTEM drgoreonline

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Synovium, non-synovial joints, and bone physiology and diseases

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Herniated Discs

Herniated Discs. By Michael LaBella. Objectives. You will be able to identify the anatomy of the lower back You will understand the types of trauma that can cause a herniated disc You will be able to identify the signs of a herniated disc

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The Spine and Its Muscles

The Spine and Its Muscles. Terms . Capitis = head Cervicis = neck Thoracis = thoracic Lumborum = Lumbar Foramen = hole/tunnel Occiptal condyles = where C1 articulates. Thorax/Ribs. Thorax = refers to entire chest

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History

History. Red Flags for LBP. Name the R ed F lags for LBP?. Red Flags to LBP. Cancer Related Red Flags with Low Back Pain Infection Related Red Flags with Low Back Pain Cauda Equina Syndrome Related Red Flags with Back Pain Significant Herniated nucleus pulposus

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Developing an Injectable Hydrogel System for Nucleus Pulposus Replacement

Developing an Injectable Hydrogel System for Nucleus Pulposus Replacement. Jeremy Griffin Mentor: Jennifer Vernengo Advisor: Dr. Tony Lowman Department of Chemical Engineering. The Issue. Over 5 million Americans suffer from lower back pain 1

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Spinal Traction Overview

Spinal Traction Overview. Chapter 17. Purpose. Force that separates the vertebrae, opening the intervertebral space Effects: Decreased pressure on intervertebral disks Decreased pressure spinal nerve rots Opens facet joints Elongates tissue Body areas: Cervical Lumbar/pelvis.

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Disc Replacement surgery

Disc replacement is type of spinal disc procedure that utilizes an anterior (front - through the abdominal region) approach to replace a painful, arthritic, worn-out intervertebral disc of the lumbar spine with a metal and plastic prosthesis (artificial disc).

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