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SPINAL ANATOMY AND BIOMECHANICS Dr A Verma
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Page 1: Spinal anatomy and biomechanics

SPINAL ANATOMY AND BIOMECHANICS

Dr A Verma

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ANATOMY

• Bone– Column– Regional

• Intervertebral Disc• Joints• Ligaments• Muscles

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• Body• Neural arch• Bony processes

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INTERVERTEBRAL DISC• Location• Structure• Function• Total – 23 discs• ¼ th of the spinal

column's length• Avascular • Nutrients diffuse

through end plates

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DISC STRUCTURE

• Nucleus• Annulus• End plates

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DISC FUNCTION

• Separation• Mobility

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JOINTS

THREE JOINT COMPLEX• Intervertebral Joint• Facet Joints

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LIGAMENTS

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MUSCLES

• Back muscles• Accessory muscles

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SPINAL SEGMENT

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FUNCTIONAL SPINAL UNIT

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BIOMECHANICS OF SPINE

CARDINAL MOVEMENTS• Flexion-extension• Compression• Axial rotation• Lateral flexion

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Types of motion

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FLEXION - EXTENSION• Two components– Sagittal rotation - 6 - 10°– Resisted by• Annulus• Facets• Ligaments

•Back Muscles– Translation - 2mm– Resisted by• Facets• Annulus

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COMPRESSION

• Underestimated!!!!• Produced by– Body weight– Back muscles

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AXIAL ROTATION

• No primary rotators• Range - < 3°• Resisted by – Facets– annulus

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SUMMARY

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THANK YOU


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