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Sacrum

5 fused segments

Coccyx

3-5 fused segments

Thoracic/sacral

Kyphosis (Concave forward)


Greater height of vertebral bodies posteriorly

Cervical/lumbar

SECONDARY CURVES: develop after birth


Lordosis (convex forward)

Superior articulate process

Zygapophysial or facet joints

Order spinal cord

1-anterior longitudinal ligament


2-body


3-posterior longitudinal ligament


4-spinal cord


5-spinous process

Vertebral discs

23 discs


1/4 of the length of the vertebral column


Upper thoracic region thinnest 3mm


Lumbar region thickest 9mm

Disc function

Stability


Shock absorbers


Permit small movement between vertebrae adds to wide range of movement

Anterior longitudinal ligament

Occipital bone to upper sacrum


Limits extension


Attached to discs and margin of vertebrae

Posterior longitudinal ligament

C2 Axis to sacral canal


Longitudinal fibers firmly attach to discs and vertebral bodies

Ligamenta flava

Yellow elastic ligaments


Lamina to lamina of adjacent vertebrae


Strong elastic ligaments permit separation of laminae in flexion and assist in extension


Permits separation when bending forward/assist to standing

Ligamentum nuchae

Blends into supraspinous ligament


Fibrous septum separating two sides of the neck


C7 spine to occipital protuberance

Vascular supply of the spinal cord

Originates from aorta


Paired segmental arteries come off aorta (vertebral, posterior intercostal, lumbar, lateral sacral

Cervical vertabrae

Transverse foremen: vertebral artery travels through


C3-6:bifold


C7: long with vertebra prominens


TPs face anterolateral


Anterior and posterior tubercles


Facet joints are 45 degrees to the horizontal plane


Lateral lips form uncinate process

Uncovertebral joint

Luschka’s joint


C3-C7


Limit side bending


Guide flexion and extension


Posterolateral margin of C4


Uncinate process

Thoraciccostal

T1-T12


Costal facets


Long spinous process that slant downward


Superior facets face posteriorly


Inferior facets face anteriorly

Costal facets

T1-T8: 2 costal facets on each body of vertebra


T9-T12: 1 costal facet on each body of vertebra


T1-T10: 1 costal facet on TP


T11-T12: no costal facet

Lumbar spine

L1-L5


Spines are almost horizontal


Accessory process and mammillary process


Superior facets face posteriomedially


Inferior facets face anterolaterally

3 Layers of back mm

Superficial: Ventral Rami


trapezius, latissimus dorsi


Rhomboid major/minor, locator scapula


Intermediate: ventral rami


Serrated posterior inferior/superior

Deep layers of back mm (Dorsal Rami)

Superficial oblique: splenius capitus/cervicis


Longitudinal: spinalis, iliocostalis, longissimus


Deep oblique: semi-spinalis capitus, rotatores, multifidus, obliquus capitus inferior, obliquus capitus superior, rectus capitus posterior minor, rectus capitus posterior major

Suboccipital triangle

Suboccipital nerve


Vertebral artery