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Nucleus pulposus is a remnant of and serves as
notochord
shock absorber
The disc is reinforced by
the anterior and posterior longitudinal ligaments
In adults the spinal cord ends at
In newborns the spinal cord ends at
LV2
LV3
In the cervical region, the cervical nerves exit
superiorly to the respective pedicle of the vertebrae, this happens all the way through Cv7
Cv8 exits
inferiorly to the pedicle of cv7, from here on the nerves exit inferior to the respective vertebrae
All sacral cord segments S1-S5 and coxygeal 1 lie
opposite (posterior) to the body of Lv1
Lumbar enlargment
the lumbar enlargement givea attachment to the nerves which supply the lower limbs
At each level where the spinal nerves come out theres a
radicular artery which follows the roots into its respective canal. These do not reach the anterior and posterior spinal arteries
How do radicular arteries help supply vertebral column?
They connect to spinal arteries via anterior and posterior medullary arteries in lower levels of the spine
In the thoracic region, segmental medullary arteries come off
intercostal arteries
In the cervical region segmental medullary arteries come off
vertebral artery, ascending cervical artery, and deep cervical artery.
Artery of Adamkieves significance
associated to proper functioning of lumbar enlargement. It arises from lower intercostal arteries or the first lumbar artery. Usually found on the left side.
In order to properly perform a lumbar puncture, in the lumbar cystern, we need to follow what plane at what level?
supracrystal plane on Lv4.
Which structures are penetrated in a lumbar puncture>
Skin, superficial fascia, supraspinous ligament, innerspinous ligament, ligamentum flava, epidural fat, dura.
Epidural injenction involves penetrating
ligamentum flava and injecting an anesthetic which will diffuse through epidural fat and get to the nerve roots.