Retrolisthesis is a spinal condition that occurs when a vertebra slips backwards in relation to the vertebra below it. This condition can cause discomfort and limited mobility for … Read More
Summary Transverse myelitis is a rare neurological disorder characterized by inflammation of the spinal cord. While its exact cause can vary, autoimmune reactions and infections are common triggers. The … Read More
Kyphosis refers to an excessive outward curve of the spine, specifically in the thoracic region, leading to a hunchbacked or slouched posture. While a certain degree of curvature … Read More
Summary Myelopathy is a condition characterized by dysfunction or damage to the spinal cord, a crucial component of the central nervous system responsible for transmitting sensory and motor signals. … Read More
Lordosis, a common spinal condition characterized by an excessive inward curve of the lower back, can lead to discomfort and pain. However, the good news is that targeted … Read More
Anterolisthesis refers to the forward slippage of one vertebral body relative to the one below it, often in the lumbar spine. Physical therapy can help stabilize the spine, … Read More
A Schmorl's node, also known as a Schmorl's hernia or an intravertebral disc herniation, is a condition that occurs when a portion of the intervertebral disc, protrudes into … Read More
Anterolisthesis is a spinal condition that occurs when a vertebra slips forward over the vertebra below it. This condition can cause discomfort and limited mobility for those who … Read More
Retrolisthesis is a medical term that refers to the backward displacement of a vertebral body in relation to the one immediately below it in the spinal column. It can … Read More
Summary A transitional vertebra is a common variation found in the human spine where a vertebral segment possesses characteristics that appear to bridge two adjacent regions of the spine. … Read More