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Back Pain. A Four Letter Word. Bianca Moses Spring 2013. Spinal Anatomy. Spinal Anatomy. Vertebra. Spinal Anatomy. Vertebra. Lumbar Spine. Spinal Anatomy. Vertebra. Lumbar Spine. Spinal Anatomy. Vertebra. Lumbar Spine. Spinal Anatomy. Spinal Cord. Vertebra. Lumbar
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Back Pain A Four Letter Word Bianca Moses Spring 2013
Spinal Anatomy Vertebra
Spinal Anatomy Vertebra Lumbar Spine
Spinal Anatomy Vertebra Lumbar Spine
Spinal Anatomy Vertebra Lumbar Spine
Spinal Anatomy Spinal Cord Vertebra Lumbar Spine
Spinal Anatomy Nerve Root Spinal Cord Vertebra Lumbar Spine
Spinal Anatomy Nerve Root Spinal Cord Lumbar Disc Vertebra Lumbar Spine
Spinal Anatomy Nerve Root Spinal Cord Nucleus Lumbar Disc Vertebra Lumbar Spine
Spinal Anatomy Nerve Root Spinal Cord Nucleus Lumbar Disc Vertebra Annula Lumbar Spine
Anatomy of Inflammation Disc itself can cause pain “Discogenic pain”
Anatomy of Inflammation Disc itself can cause pain “Discogenic pain”
Anatomy of Inflammation Disc itself can cause pain “Discogenic pain” Most pain comes from inflammation which puts pressure on spinal cord thus transmitting pain down nerves
Anatomy of Inflammation Disc itself can cause pain “Discogenic pain” Most pain comes from inflammation which puts pressure on spinal cord thus transmitting pain down nerves
Anatomy of Inflammation Disc itself can cause pain “Discogenic pain” Most pain comes from inflammation which puts pressure on spinal cord thus transmitting pain down nerves Enough pressure on spinal cord causes no signal transmission down spinal cord and results in numbness
Anatomy of Inflammation X Disc itself can cause pain “Discogenic pain” Most pain comes from inflammation which puts pressure on spinal cord thus transmitting pain down nerves Enough pressure on spinal cord causes no signal transmission down spinal cord and results in numbness
Anatomy of Inflammation X Disc itself can cause pain “Discogenic pain” Most pain comes from inflammation which puts pressure on spinal cord thus transmitting pain down nerves Enough pressure on spinal cord causes no signal transmission down spinal cord and results in numbness
Anatomy of Inflammation X Disc itself can cause pain “Discogenic pain” Most pain comes from inflammation which puts pressure on spinal cord thus transmitting pain down nerves Enough pressure on spinal cord causes no signal transmission down spinal cord and results in numbness Where you feel pain or lack thereof, depends on the location of the injury
Anatomy of dermatomes Disc itself can cause pain “Discogenic pain” Where you feel pain or lack thereof, depends on the location of the injury
Anatomy of Dermatomes Where you feel pain or lack thereof, depends on the location of the injury
Anatomy of Dermatomes Where you feel pain or lack thereof, depends on the location of the injury
Anatomy of Dermatomes Where you feel pain or lack thereof, depends on the location of the injury
Anatomy of Dermatomes Where you feel pain or lack thereof, depends on the location of the injury
Anatomy of Dermatomes Where you feel pain or lack thereof, depends on the location of the injury
Anatomy of Dermatomes Where you feel pain or lack thereof, depends on the location of the injury
Anatomy of Dermatomes Where you feel pain or lack thereof, depends on the location of the injury
Anatomy of Dermatomes S1 Where you feel pain or lack thereof, depends on the location of the injury
Anatomy of Dermatomes S1 Where you feel pain or lack thereof, depends on the location of the injury
Anatomy of Dermatomes L5 Where you feel pain or lack thereof, depends on the location of the injury
Anatomy of Dermatomes L5 Where you feel pain or lack thereof, depends on the location of the injury
Anatomy of Dermatomes L4 Where you feel pain or lack thereof, depends on the location of the injury
Anatomy of Dermatomes L4 Where you feel pain or lack thereof, depends on the location of the injury
Anatomy of Dermatomes L3 Where you feel pain or lack thereof, depends on the location of the injury
Anatomy of Dermatomes Where you feel pain or lack thereof, depends on the location of the injury