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The regions of the vertebral column
cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacrum/coccyx
Bones in each vertebral region
7 cervical, 12 thoracic, 5 lumbar (7:12:5)
Types of curvature
scoliosis, kyphosis, lordosis
scoliosis
lateral curvature
kyphosis
anterior curvature
lordosis
posterior curvature
vertebral common faetures
vertebral body, neural arch, vertebral foramen, pedicles, lamina, transverse processes, spinous process, superior & inferior articular facets
Vertebral Feature: Body
supports weight
Vertebral Feature: Neural arch
encloses the vertebral foramen and surrounds the spinal cord
Vertebral Feature: vertebral foramen
enclosed by neural arch, carries the spinal cord
Vertebral Feature: pedicles
projected from the body posteriorly
Vertebral Feature: lamina
connects pedicles to spinous process
Vertebral Feature: transverse process
projects laterally
Vertebral Feature: spinous process
projects posteriorly
vertebral joints
intervertebral disk joint, zygapophyseal joint
Anteriorly vertebral joint
intervertebral disk joint
posteriorly vertebral joint
zygapophyseal joint
cervical vertebrae
small, saddle-shape body, flat & oblique articular facets, transverse foramina, bifid, spinous process
thoracic vertebrae
demifacets. flat anterior & posterior facing articular facets, long/thin, straight and more inferior projecting spinous process, heart shaped body, circular vertebral foramen
lumbar vertebrae
lacking rib articular facets, short, borad, horizontally oriented spinous process, large body triangular vertebral foramne, curved, medially or latterally oreiented articular facets
vetebral pathological conditions
abnormal conditions and menifestations of disease
vetebral pathological markers
sketal evidence of disease
vetebral anomalies
irregularities that do not cause significat medial difficulties
schmorls nodes
cavities on the superior or inferior surfaces of vertebral bodies
wedge fractures
compression of hte anterior of the vertebral body, permanent, changes teh curvature
osteoarthritis
lipping at joint margins
late osteoarthritis - eburnation
folowing cartilage frictio, cartilage is worn away