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Thu Aug 28

• Growing Spine Case: 5-Year-old with Increasing Spinal Deformity: 102-degree thoraco-lumbar curve with significant kyphosis.

Mon Jul 28

• Untitled: The large spinous process (bump in back of neck) at C7 is called the Vertebra Prominens
• Vertebra prominens - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: name of c7
• Cervical Spine Anatomy - Orthogate - Improving orthopedic care, education and research with Internet technologies: good pic of vertebra prominens of c7
• Will Extension-Trac tion Normalize the Curve of My Cervical Spine?: The "bump&quo t; in your spine at shoulder level, at the bottom of your neck, is a normal "vertebra prominens" ; formed by the spinous process of the 7th cervical vertebra. This bump will be more evident when posture is poor or after weight loss.
• Google Image Result for http://bp3.blo gger.com/_MF26 9sfafYA/Rt8khh xoFcI/AAAAAAAA ASQ/QuCC7SuXW7 I/s200/Dowager s-Hump-for-web .jpg: show this pic of daugers hump (notice that is thoracic spine not cervical spine)
• Dowagers humps: all about dowagers humps: Where in the spine do these fractures occur? Spinal fractures that lead to dowagers humps, usually occur in the thoracic or upper half of the lumbar spine. This area extends from the middle of your shoulder blades through your lower back behind your abdom
• Kyphosis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Tue Jul 15

• Ergonomics For Computer Workstations | Posture Information

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