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Comprehensive Study on Spinal Cord Anatomy and Function by Michael J. Harman

Explore the intricate structures and functions of the spinal cord, including meninges, nerve roots, gray and white matter, and nerve plexuses. Learn about the distribution of spinal nerves and their connections to bodily functions.

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Comprehensive Study on Spinal Cord Anatomy and Function by Michael J. Harman

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  1. Lab Ex. 27 Spinal Cord By Michael J. Harman 

  2. Meninges

  3. Dura mater

  4. Arachnoid mater

  5. Pia mater

  6. Anterior median fissure

  7. Posterior median sulcus

  8. Central canal

  9. Dorsal root

  10. Dorsal root ganglion

  11. Ventral root

  12. Spinal nerve

  13. Gray matter

  14. Gray commissure

  15. Posterior horn

  16. Lateral horn

  17. Anterior horn

  18. White matter

  19. Anterior column

  20. Lateral column

  21. Posterior column

  22. Conus medullaris

  23. Cauda equina

  24. Filum terminale

  25. Sympathetic chain ganglion

  26. Spinal nerves

  27. Cervical nerves (8)

  28. Thoracic nerves (12)

  29. Lumbar nerves (5)

  30. Sacral nerves (5)

  31. Coccygeal nerve (1)

  32. Intercostal nerves

  33. PLEXUS

  34. Cervical plexus

  35. Phrenic nerve

  36. Brachial plexus

  37. Axillary nerve

  38. Radial nerve

  39. Ulnar nerve

  40. Median nerve

  41. Lumbosacral plexus

  42. Lumbar plexus

  43. Femoral nerve

  44. Obturator nerve

  45. Sacral plexus

  46. Sciatic nerve

  47. Tibial nerve

  48. Next: Lab Ex. 28 Reflexes

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