'Spinous process' presentation slideshows

Pathology and TCM Treatment of the Herniated Lumbar Disc

Pathology and TCM Treatment of the Herniated Lumbar Disc. East West Healing Center By Dr. Leon Chen www.eastwesthealingcenter.net. D efinition in Western Medicine . Lumbar intervertebral disc injury leads to partial damage to or tears of the annulus fibrosus

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Welcome

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VERTEBRAL COLUMN, RIBS & STERNUM

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HEAD AND NECK REGIONAL LYMPHATICS

HEAD AND NECK REGIONAL LYMPHATICS. LEARNING OBJECTIVE ONE. Anatomy and Physiology Review. LEARNING OBJECTIVE ONE. Head Skull Cranium and face Cranial bones Frontal Parietal Temporal Occipital. ** The Head:. Skull : a bony box protects the brain & special sense organs.

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C- Spine Adult vs Pediatric

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X-Ray Rounds Plain Chest Radiographs

X-Ray Rounds Plain Chest Radiographs Garry W. K. Ho, M.D. VCU / Fairfax Family Practice July 13, 2005 The 12-Step Program } 1 : Name 2 : Date 3 : Old films 4 : What type of view(s) 5 : Penetration 6 : Inspiration 7 : Rotation 8 : Angulation

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X-Ray Rounds Plain Chest Radiographs

X-Ray Rounds Plain Chest Radiographs. Garry W. K. Ho, M.D. VCU / Fairfax Family Practice July 13, 2005. The 12-Step Program. }. 1 : Name 2 : Date 3 : Old films 4 : What type of view(s) 5 : Penetration 6 : Inspiration 7 : Rotation 8 : Angulation

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Chapter 20: The Spine

Chapter 20: The Spine. Anatomy of the Spine. Prevention of Injuries to the Spine. Cervical Spine Muscle Strengthening Muscles of the neck resist hyperflexion, hyperextension and rotational forces

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Cervical Spine Injuries Classification and Non-operative Treatment

Cervical Spine Injuries Classification and Non-operative Treatment. Dr. Heather Roche Dec. 12, 2002. Evaluation. MVA, diving accidents most common cause should suspect in anyone with head or high energy trauma or neurological deficit

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Cervical Spine Injuries

Cervical Spine Injuries. Ric Mohr. Following trauma or complaint of neck pain Obtain lateral, AP, and odontoid views The lateral view is only adequate if T1 can be visualized If there is any doubt of fracture, obtain oblique views and consider CT. Alignment.

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Anesthesia for Trauma Christopher DeSantis, MD Anesthesiology CA-3

Anesthesia for Trauma Christopher DeSantis, MD Anesthesiology CA-3. Boston University Medical Center October 12, 2006 Faculty Advisor: Dr. Lopes. Anesthesia for Trauma. Trauma is the leading cause of death between the ages of 1 and 45

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Lumbar Spinal Stenosis: Symptoms and Treatment

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DEEP BACK MUSCLES

DEEP BACK MUSCLES. Deep Back Muscles. Epaxial muscles. Hypaxial muscles. Pharyngeal arch muscles. Cutaneous Nerves of the Back. Along either side of the midline of the back: Innervated by dorsal (posterior) rami of thoracic spinal nerves. More laterally:

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Cervical Spine Dysfunction

Cervical Spine Dysfunction. CRANIOFACIAL PAIN OF CERVICAL ORIGIN Recognize craniofacial pain of cervical origin Understand basic anatomy and physiology of the upper cervical spine Overview of craniovertebral testing and treatment. Occipital/supraorbital syndrome (C1).

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Lower Back Pain Therapy

Lower Back Pain Therapy. Christine Mai, MD Department of Anesthesiology Boston University Medical Center. Lower Back Pain. One of the most common problem seen by pain specialists Second to headaches as cause of chronic pain Major cause of work disability worldwide

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Scoliometer

Scoliometer. HS 349L. Instructions for Use . 1. View the person from behind, standing erect. See figure 1. Instructions for Use. 2. Ask the person to extend his arms forward and place hands together with palms flat against each other, as if to dive into water. See figure 2 .

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SUBOCCIPITAL TRIANGLE

SUBOCCIPITAL TRIANGLE. Bony Articulations. Occipital bone: Occipital condyles. Atlas: Posterior tubercle. Posterior arch. Anterior arch. Transverse process with foramina. Lateral masses: Articulation with occipital condyles. Articulation with axis. Bony Articulations. Axis:

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Sternocleidomastoid: O: Sternal head: Superior part of the manubrium Clavicular he

Sternocleidomastoid: O: Sternal head: Superior part of the manubrium Clavicular head: medial 1/3 of the clavicle I: Mastoid Process A: Bilaterally: Flexion of the cervical spine Unilaterally: lateral flexion and rotation to the opposite side

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Quadratus femoris

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