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    Sectional Anatomy of Spine (Cervical, Dorsal, and Lumbo-Sacral)

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    The document discusses the sectional anatomy of the spine including the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar regions. It describes the functions of the vertebral column including protection of the spinal cord, support of the body, forming the central axis, and roles in posture and movement. Images of CT and MRI scans of the cervical spine demonstrate a fracture at C7 and the benefits of different imaging modalities for spinal trauma diagnosis and evaluation for spinal cord injury.

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    The document discusses the sectional anatomy of the spine including the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar regions. It describes the functions of the vertebral column including protection of the spinal cord, support of the body, forming the central axis, and roles in posture and movement. Images of CT and MRI scans of the cervical spine demonstrate a fracture at C7 and the benefits of different imaging modalities for spinal trauma diagnosis and evaluation for spinal cord injury.

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    The document discusses the sectional anatomy of the spine including the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar regions. It describes the functions of the vertebral column including protection of the spinal cord, support of the body, forming the central axis, and roles in posture and movement. Images of CT and MRI scans of the cervical spine demonstrate a fracture at C7 and the benefits of different imaging modalities for spinal trauma diagnosis and evaluation for spinal cord injury.

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    SECTIONAL ANATOMY OF

    SPINE (CERVICAL, DORSAL,


    AND LUMBO-SACRAL)
    Lecture by: M.K. Sastry
    Program Director,
    Post Graduate Studies and PhD Program
    FUNCTIONS
    The most important functions of the
    vertebral column are as follows:
    1. Protection: it encloses the spinal
    cord, shielding it from damage.
    FUNCTIONS
    The most important functions of the
    vertebral column are as follows:
    2. Support: it carries the weight of the
    body above the pelvis (below the
    pelvis, the lower limbs take over).
    FUNCTIONS
    The most important functions of the
    vertebral column are as follows:
    3. Axis: the vertebral column forms
    the central axis of the body.
    4. Movement: it has roles in both
    posture and movement.
    vertebrae
    SECTIONAL ANATOMY
    OF
    CERVICAL SPINE
    The pictures are axial CT thin
    slices through the 7th cervical
    vertebra. It demonstrates a
    fracture with fragmentation in
    the body of the vertebra. This
    study was performed upon
    recommendation of the
    radiologist who viewed the plain
    films of this trauma patient.
    These pictures further
    emphasize the need for quality
    images of the entire cervical
    spine especially the atlas/axis
    junction, and the C7/T1
    junction.
    These 2D sagittal
    reconstructed images
    of the cervical spine
    are part of the routine
    imaging sequence for
    CT imaging of the
    cervical spine. In
    terms of our case
    study it demonstrates
    why CT is an added
    value to imaging the
    spine being that the
    fracture at C7 is well
    described.
    The pictures are 2D
    coronal CT images of
    the cervical spine.
    They demonstrate
    well the contribution
    of CT imaging to the
    cervical spine. Again,
    the fracture of C7 is
    well visualized and
    described in many
    planes of the
    coronal slices.
    This MRI study
    shows sagittal
    images of the
    cervical spine of
    our trauma case.
    The fracture and
    intrusion into the
    vertebral canal is
    well seen in
    these images
    The MRI radiographs above
    of axial images (1-6) and
    sagittal images (7-12) are T2
    weighted. They demonstrate
    the contributions of MR
    imaging cervical spine
    trauma diagnosis. The area
    of the fracture is shown to
    evaluate for spinal cord
    injury. MR imaging is not the
    gold standard for trauma c-
    spine imaging because most
    trauma support materials are
    still not nonferromagnetic.
    SECTIONAL ANATOMY
    OF
    THORACIC (DORSAL)
    SPINE
    SECTIONAL ANATOMY OF
    LUMBAR SPINE
    Thank You

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