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Four principal curves

Cervical (Lordosis ventral)
Throacic (Kyphosis dorsal)


Lumbar (Lordosis ventral)


Sacral (Kyphosis dorsal)



Typical vertebra parts. Transverse process (muscle attachments)

cervical 1-7

bifid spinous process (2 heads). Small transverse foramen, triangular vertebra foramen

thoracic t1-12

facet that articulates with rib tubercle. small vertebral foramen. Articulate with ribs. Long spinous process

lumbar 1-5

broad and quadrilateral. spinous process thick, broad , quadrilateral. laminae broad and short

sacral wing s1-s5

fused facet for articulation with pelvis

coccygeal

4 parts has coccygeal cornu

INtervertebral discs

secondary cartilaginous joints. not present between c1 c2. and scarum cocyx. made up of outer fibrous anulus fibrosus and inner fibrogelatinous nucleus pulposus

atlanto axial complex

articulation between base of skull overtebra one and 2

vasculature

dominant nutrient artery and extensive vascular network withc allows bone blood to drain

ligaments

anterior logitudinal and posterir longitudinal. two largest ligaments

kyphosis

hunchback

lordosis

pregnancy

scoliosis

lateral deviation