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Results 1 - 10 of 35 for Spine
  1. ... of the screen, a clear outline of the spine and ribs is visible. The cross hair is between two ribs just above the spine.
  2. The spine is divided into several sections. The cervical vertebrae make up the neck. The thoracic vertebrae comprise the ...
  3. The spine is surrounded by many muscles and ligaments which give it great strength and flexibility. If these muscles ...
  4. The spine weakens with age, becoming more curved and more fragile.
  5. Images ... The organs of the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord) are covered by 3 connective tissue layers collectively called ...
  6. Cervical spine disease is usually caused by herniated intervertebral discs, abnormal growth of bony processes on the vertebral bodies ( ...
  7. ... may be recommended for: Abnormal curvature of the spine (scoliosis or kyphosis) Injury to the spinal vertebrae ... slipped disk, herniated nucleus pulposus) Weak or unstable spine caused by infections or tumors
  8. The spine is made of bones (vertebrae) separated by soft cushions (intervertebral disks). ... Lumbar (lower back) spine disease is usually caused by herniated intervertebral disks, abnormal growth of bony processes on the vertebral bodies (osteophytes), which ...
  9. ... If more than one disc is removed the spine can become unstable, and a procedure to fuse the spine together is needed. The spine can be fused ...
  10. Abnormal curvature in the spine is known as scoliosis, and generally begins just at the onset of puberty and progresses during the period of rapid ...
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