Intervertebral Discs: Anatomy, Functions, and Spinal Health
The cartilage between vertebrae is called the intervertebral disc, a fibrocartilaginous structure that cushions and spaces the spinal column.
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The cartilage between vertebrae is called the intervertebral disc, a fibrocartilaginous structure that cushions and spaces the spinal column.
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Fixing a bulging disc in the lower back primarily involves a comprehensive, multi-faceted approach centered on conservative management, including targ...
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When an artificial disc fails, it can lead to a return or worsening of pain, neurological deficits, and spinal instability, often necessitating furthe...
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Cervical discogenic syndrome is neck pain originating from a damaged intervertebral disc in the cervical spine, often without significant nerve root c...
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Pathological cervical fusion, the abnormal joining of neck vertebrae, is primarily caused by chronic inflammatory conditions, severe degeneration, tra...
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For most individuals with disc disease, walking is a highly recommended low-impact exercise that supports spinal health by promoting nutrient exchange...
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Spinous process fusion is a surgical procedure that permanently joins two or more vertebrae at their posterior bony projections to eliminate motion, r...
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Spinal fusion's effect on height is nuanced, potentially leading to significant height gain for severe spinal deformities or minimal to negligible cha...
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A discopathy is a broad term encompassing any condition or pathology affecting an intervertebral disc in the spine, ranging from degenerative changes ...
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