Anatomy of the Spinal Column
$395.00Anterior and lateral views of the spine showing nerve roots and each vertebra labeled.
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Causes of Pain in Injured Intervertebral Discs
$395.00Series of images used to demonstrate that pain can result not only from direct compression of a nerve root but from injury to smaller nerve roots without compression of exiting nerve roots or by chemical irritation of nerve roots without compression
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Discogenic Pain
$395.00Series of illustrations demonstrating how microtears in an intervertebral disc can result in a sensation of pain and radiculopathy consistent with direct compression of an exiting nerve root.
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Expansion of Disc Leading to Microtears
$395.00Images demonstrating how microtears of an intervertebral disc can result in painful injuries to small nerves without compression of a large nerve root.
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Facet Syndrome
$395.00Images to demonstrate how pain in a facet joint results in compensatory contractions and spasm in adjacent spinal musculature.
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Intervertebral Disc Disruption
$395.00Series of illustrations demonstrating how trauma to a disc can disrupt the flow of nutrients and oxygen from the vertebral body into the disc and cause a gradual breakdown of the disc.
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Persistent Postural Imbalance as a Result of Limb Length Discrepancy
$395.00Posterior views of skeletons comparing normal stature and gait with the pelvis|spine|and head in straight alignment compared to abnormal alignment required to adjust to discrepancies in leg lengths. The abnormal alignment result in chronic spinal pain.
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Persistent Postural Imbalance as a Result of Limb Length Discrepancy
$395.00Posterior views of skeletons comparing normal stature and gait with the pelvis|spine|and head in straight alignment compared to abnormal alignment required to adjust to discrepancies in leg lengths. The abnormal alignment result in chronic spinal pain.
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Posterior View of Lower Spine
$395.00Posterior view of the lower spine with the posterior bony elements and thecal sac removed to reveal the terminal spinal cord and nerve roots.
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Posterior View of Spine
$395.00Illustrations depicting the deep short segments of muscle that are often injured during excessive flexion or extension of the spine.
