Cognitive dissonance increases spine loading in the neck and low backEric B. WestonAfton L. HassettSafdar N. KhanTristan E. WeaverWilliam S. Marras
The lumbar spine consists of five vertebrae that are larger than the vertebrae in the thoracic and cervical spine. Their large body surface area allows them to absorb axial forces from the entire body, including the head, neck, and trunk.4 The formation of these five vertebrae allows for a ...
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Atlanto-axial dislocations: unassociated with trauma and secondary to inflammatory foci in the neck. Am J Dis Child 1935;49:1137–1140. Google Scholar Keuter EJW. Non-traumatic atlanto-axial dislocation associated with naso-pharyngeal infections (Grisel’s disease). Acta Neurochir (Wien) 1969;21...
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They then fell upon each other's neck and wept scalding rills down each other's spine in token of their banishment to the Realm of Ineffable Bosh. View in context Grown careless from months of continued safety, during which time he had seen no dangerous animals during the daylight hours, ...
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During the surgery, a small part of the disc material and/or bone impinging the nerve root is taken out. The procedure may also be performed in the cervical spine (neck) to treatherniated discs in the neckand is calledposterior cervical decompression. ...
Zoologya stiff, pointed process or appendage on an animal, as a quill of a porcupine, or a sharp, bony ray in the fin of a fish. something, as a quality or trait, that constitutes a principal strength; resolution; stamina; backbone:a situation that would test a person's spine. ...
Fig. 1. Synaptopodin (SP) is a marker of the spine apparatus organelle (SA). Electron micrograph of a SA (arrow) in the neck of a dendritic spine (in the outer molecular layer of dentate gyrus; three weeks old entorhino-hippocampal slice culture). The spine apparatus is a stacked membra...