It's at the posterior aspect of his vertebral body, kind of at the end plates posteriorly. What this does is it gives me a great view of ... the spinal cord. All right, nerve hook.

It comprises the spine, nerves ... ligament and the posterior longitudinal ligament. These two ligaments connect and support the spine from the neck to the lower back. The spinal cord runs ...

The spinal cord is made up of spinal nerves, which conduct signals from your brain to the rest of your body. The surrounding bone and tissues usually protect the nerves. If the spinal nerves are ...

The obturator nerve is a major nerve located in your pelvis and upper thighs. It belongs to the peripheral nervous system, a network of nerves that link the brain and spinal cord to the rest of ...

or slipping between two spinal segments. Both can cause narrowing where nerves exit the spine. People often think of sciatica as pain that radiates from the lower back and down the posterior or ...

1-5 The sensory ganglia contain the cell bodies of the sensory nerves and lie alongside both ... of sensory ganglion cells form the posterior spinal roots that contain spinocerebellar fibers ...

They can “pinch” a nerve root or ... a small cut in the back (posterior) of your neck. They use special tools to open up the bony arch on the back side of your spinal canal called the lamina.