Sentences with phrase «damaged vertebrae»

If a spinal cord injury is complete, it means that the person will lose mobility and nerve sensation from the damaged vertebrae and below.

The after effects of electrocution, burned hands and damaged vertebrae have long dissipated (Jackie says), but the flying three - story fall has since become celluloid legend.

Then a neurological team removed the tumor along with the damaged vertebra.

Any event that damages the vertebrae, ligaments, or disks of the spine can cause spinal cord injuries.

Not exact matches

Back pain became a problem too, though it took him two years to link it to damage to four vertebrae.

READING THE BONES Manual labor specific to two port jobs left its mark on many of the more than 100 Byzantine - era skeletons found at the site: compressed vertebrae typical of a porter carrying heavy loads, and tooth damage that could be from a fisherman's habit of biting down on net ropes as they were cast.

It can be formulated to exhibit different properties, and they are now hoping to use it to develop implants for replacing damaged cartilage discs between vertebrae.

In more severe cases of whiplash there can also be nerve damage and fractures of various processes of the cervical vertebrae

Brachial plexopathy occurs when there is damage to the brachial plexus - the bundle of nerve which exit your spinal cord at the base of the neck, between the C5 and T1 vertebrae.

If you strike either of the top vertebrae (atlas and axis) you run the risk of nerve damage.

Due to incorrect spine position discs suffer extra pressure that eventually can result in disc / vertebrae mechanical damage, also lower back muscles (and not only lower back) become chronically tight causing the infamous lower back pain.

After chasing the suspect into an intersection, Peydro was struck by a vehicle, causing damage to his teeth and jaws (which will require surgery after his spinal injuries heal), as well as extensive damage to his vertebrae.

To protect it from damage, the spinal cord runs through a bony canal within the spine and is surrounded by protective bone everywhere except the junction of the vertebrae.

Cervical vertebral malformation or instability: a malformation of the vertebrae in the neck usually leading to nerve damage.

The Nova Scotia SPCA opposes the use of pinch, pronged or choking collars due to the physical damage that can occur to the trachea, oesophagus, vertebrae and brain of the dog, in addition to the psychological damage from pain and stress associated with such devices.

Shih Tzus are also predisposed to this condition in their backs, in which the disks of cartilage between the vertebrae rupture, causing pain, nerve damage, and sometimes paralysis.

The vertebrae may then bulge and misalign, causing pain and possible nerve damage.

Nerve damage The nerves in the tail are protected by the bony vertebrae, but they can be injured nonetheless.

Eradicating the underlying cause and enforcing restricted activity may be enough to reverse the damage caused by spondylitis; however, severely affected pups may require myelography, a radiographic technique that's often used to locate the affected vertebrae.

Kiwi was confined to rest for 6 weeks to prevent any further damage and let the vertebrae in her back heal.

Whenever the vertebrae or the cartilage in your back is damaged it could lead to temporary disability or even long - term injuries.

Typically, in a Louisville spinal cord injury claim, the claimant was involved in an accident that may have dislocated or fractured a vertebrae of the spine, leading to damage of the spinal cord tissue.

The spinal cord is protected by the bones in your vertebral column; however, a traumatic injury to the back or spinal column can dislocate a vertebrae disk and damage the spinal cord.

These injuries can range from a fractured vertebra to a damaged or severed spinal cord.

The vertebrae in the spine are damaged, and this causes the spinal cord to twist, bend, or be completely severed.

The NSCISC estimates that damage to the CI - C4 vertebrae can cost over $ 1 million in the first year and more then $ 100,000 each subsequent year.

Trauma from being bounced around or thrown from a car, truck, motorcycle, ATV or snowmobile can cause significant damage to muscles, vertebrae (spine), tendons, discs and ligaments.

When an injury is inflicted to the spinal cord or its vertebrae, the nerve fibers in the spinal cord are damaged, leaving the brain unable to send the right messages to other parts of the body.

On the other hand, a neck injury that results in paralysis or damage done to the vertebrae or nerves will cause similar damages, but on a much larger scale — and potentially for the rest of your life.

The tailbone has the medical name of coccygeal vertebrae and damage here controls the sensations in the lower back.

Any impact on your vertebrae or trauma to your back may damage your spinal cord.

Incomplete spinal cord injuries do not cause total damage to the vertebrae and nerves in that portion of the spine and a person may still have feeling or motor functions available even after a serious injury.

A spinal cord injury is when a person suffers a sudden, traumatic blow that fractures, dislocates, crushes or compresses one or more of the vertebrae, damaging the spinal cord beneath.

This generally results in damage to the soft tissues that hold the cervical vertebrae together.

However, it can be damaged when a vertebrae breaks and injures the cord, often through a traumatic event such as a car accident, a fall or a sports accident.

When a vertebra is crushed or damaged, the spinal cord may lose its ability to send and receive messages from the brain to the rest of the body, a condition known as paralysis.

The force of impact can cause damage to your vertebrae and spinal column, which can lead to paralysis.

Injuries to the C3 & C4 vertebrae resulting in complete damage can cause complete paralysis or quadriplegia.

The car crash could immediately cause the vertebrae to be damaged, it could threaten the spinal cord, and could cause a number of other problems in the neck.

Spine Injuries — The force of impact can cause damage to your vertebrae and spinal column, which can lead to paralysis.

A damaged spinal cord or vertebrae can easily result in chronic pain and even paralysis.

Fractured vertebrae, soft - tissue injuries, and minor nerve damage might heal in time, but it's just as likely that you'll experience lasting pain and limited mobility.

Just @ 35 years, back got crushed, vertebra got damaged permanently.