'Intervertebral foramen' diaporamas de présentation

PERIPHERAL NERVE BLOCKS

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Cervical Spine

Cervical Spine. C 1. Cervical Spine. C 2. Structures of C 1. Lateral Vertebral Foramen. Structures of C 1. Transverse Process. Structures of C 1. Dorsal Arch. Structures of C 2. Transverse Foramen. Structures of C 2. Transverse Process. Structures of C 2.

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Unit 4: Nervous System Lab 3: Cranial/Spinal Nerves & Lab 4, Part 1: Introduction to the Eye

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Lumbar Spine

Lumbar Spine. Orthopedic Tests. Lumbar Anatomy. Erector Spinae Group. Quadratus Lumborum. Gluteal Muscles. Spondylolysis. A defect of the vertebral body with NO forward movement of one vertebra on another. A defect of the pars interarticularis.

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Spinal Traction

Spinal Traction. Jennifer Doherty-Restrepo, ATC, LAT Entry-Level Athletic Training Education Program PET 4995: Therapeutic Modalities. Traction. Process of drawing, or pulling apart, of a body segment

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Chapter 13 Spinal Cord, Nerves and Reflexes

Chapter 13 Spinal Cord, Nerves and Reflexes. Spinal cord is the information highway between brain and body The spinal cord is protected by: a. the vertebral column b. meninges c. cerebrospinal fluid. Anatomy of the Spinal Cord.

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Spinal Cord lesions

Spinal Cord lesions. Prepared by : Saad Al-Qahtani. Presented by : Bandar Al-Qahtani. Supervised by : Dr.Esam Al-Jamal. Anatomy . Spinal cord lies within protective covering of vertebral column. Begins just below foramen magnum of the skull. Ends opposite 2 nd lumbar vertebra.

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Painful neck in vertebral osteochondrosis . Treatment from Emergency till SCENAR-center .

Painful neck in vertebral osteochondrosis . Treatment from Emergency till SCENAR-center . R.Kuzmova , E.Khatisova , T.Forostyan , I.Yakushev , A.V.Tarakanov ( Bulgaria , Ukraine , Russia ). Parties to Research .

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Peripheral nervous system

Peripheral nervous system. Dr Iram Tassaduq. COMPONENTS OF PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM. Cranial nerves Spinal nerves. Cranial Nerves. 12 pair of nerves that arise from brain & exit through foramina leading to muscles, glands & sense organs in head & neck. The Spinal Nerves.

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Peripheral NS

Peripheral NS. Links the brain to sensor receptors, skeletal muscles, and effector organs in the periphery Consists of two divisions somatic nervous system autonomic nervous system Terminology Afferent neurons = toward CNS Efferent neurons = away from CNS. Somatic NS.

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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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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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Chapter 9

Chapter 9. L-spine. L-Spine. ______________vertebrae (5) ____________ and most weight bearing Common site for ___________. L-Spine Characteristics. ____________ transverse process _____________ spinous process _____________________

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