Sentences with phrase «vertebra with»

Little Hugh Ambrose had managed to manoeuvre himself into such an awkward position that the back of his head battered against the base of my spine with every contraction, making me feel as though someone was smashing my vertebrae with a hammer whilst some other invisible assailant kicked me in the stomach with hobnailed boots.

As your baby grows, your body's center of gravity will move forward, pulling the lumbar vertebrae with it.

Crazy long, this 1,000 inch (25 meters) spool of backbone tape contains 2475 vertebrae with which you can decorate and customize any surface or box.

VERTEBRAE WITH THE NUCLEOSUS PULPOSUS - Shows the actual disc between the vertebrae with the central location of the nucleolus pulposus.

Not exact matches

They're ergonomically designed for dogs and cats, even ones with calcified vertebrae or arthritis, and they're NSF certified.

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

The outpouring of tears and prayers for Byrd, who suffered a fractured vertebra in a collision with teammate Scott Mersereau during the Jet game against the Kansas City Chiefs on Nov. 29, seems amazing in hard - bitten Gotham.

Out since March 4 with a broken vertebra in his neck, Cole began PLOTTING HIS RETURN on the flight back to Edmonton.

Brazil's evening has been soured somewhat with news reports emanating from the country that superstar forward Neymar will miss the rest of the tournament with a suspected broken vertebrae, suffered in a brutal quarter final victory over Colombia.

«There are a number of defensive backs in the league with fewer neck vertebrae because of it.»

Conley's injury (he's out 6 - 8 weeks with a transverse process fracture in his vertebrae) is the nightmare scenario for a franchise that spent huge amounts of money to continue riding out an aging core with a history of injury problems.

Thankfully it landed on all four wheels again but Delomier was reportedly released from the medical centre with an injury to his vertebrae.

Borussia Dortmund head to the Serie A sales If the scribes at Gazzetta dello Sport are correct, the Westfalen club are about to make a 10 million euro offer to Napoli for right - back, Juan Camilo Zuniga, the Colombian whose wayward challenge on Neymar at the last World Cup put the Brazilian star in hospital with a fractured vertebrae.

Between 10 and 20 percent of people with Down syndrome have atlantoaxial instability or AAI, a misalignment of two vertebrae in the neck.

Brazilian star Neymar is going to miss the rest of the tournament with a broken vertebra, sparking complaints that FIFA has encouraged referees to be more lenient about dangerous play.

An anesthesiologist or nurse anesthetist performs this form of anesthesia; the procedure starts with a local anesthetic, followed by the insertion of a long needle (used to guide a thin catheter) between two of the lower lumbar vertebrae in your low back.

Jeffts lead him to the scene, and they saw a pelvic bone with a hip socket, a thigh bone and vertebrae.

In summary, Page and colleagues show that helmet use is associated with a significantly reduced likelihood of sustaining a CSI during a motorcycle crash, particularly fractures of the cervical vertebrae.

Instead they fuse with vertebrae and bony plates in the skin of its back to form a shell.

The Egyptian scroll's author may have been concerned with fixing pulled vertebra, but by 2700 B.C., the Chinese were practicing intentional spinal manipulation.

Mastodon molars are located in the lower right hand corner next to a large rock comprised of andesite which is in contact with a broken vertebra.

Again and again, animals of various species domesticated at different times in different parts of the world develop the same domestication syndrome characteristics: more extensive breeding periods; smaller brains, hearts and teeth; small or floppy ears; spotted coats; curly hair and tails; variable numbers of vertebrae in the spine; and juvenile faces with shorter snouts.

The study published in PLOS ONE describes eight different types of fossil snakes from the Rukwa Rift (five colubroid and three booid), with vertebrae ranging in length from 2.6 mm to just over 5 mm.

Chupkaornis has a unique combination of characteristics: finger - like projected tibiofibular crest of femur; deep, emarginated lateral excavation with the sharply defined edge of the ventral margin of that the thoracic vertebrae (those vertebrae in the upper back); and the heterocoelous articular surface of the thoracic vertebrae.

«The trick was to imitate it without complicating matters unnecessarily: instead of vertebrae and intervertebral discs, we worked with a cleverly placed spring which delivers approximately the same effect.

It was a splendid surprise to come face - to - face with a fossil vertebra from the Jurassic rocks of Yorkshire that was clearly from a sauropod dinosaur

With relaxation of the muscles, the distance between the vertebrae returns,» Dr. Napoli explained.

The new specimen is a partial skeleton with associated soft tissues and gastroliths, missing the skull and most of the caudal vertebrae.

«The body reacts with muscle constriction, which decreases the distance between vertebrae, and a vicious cycle is created.»

Mammals have seven neck vertebrae — even giraffes, who you would think could do with a couple more.

Twenty million years older than the oldest known fossil of a direct turtle ancestor, Eunotosaurus africanus has broadened ribs inside its body and elongated vertebrae in its spine compared with other reptiles, but those bones aren't fully fused to form an external shell as is the case in modern turtles.

Over time, trauma to the vertebrae induces dormant cells to activate, and the tail will regenerate with an underlying tube of cartilage rather than separate vertebral bones.

On this occasion, for the first time ever, the Theoretical Biology Group added the head muscles and cartilages to the study of the skull bones (including the inner ear bones, the jaw and the bones that connect with head muscles, such as cervical vertebrae and clavicles).

A spinal cord injury usually begins with a sudden, traumatic blow to the spine that fractures or dislocates vertebrae.

They were fully adapted to an aquatic lifestyle, and had a distinctive body plan comprising a compact, streamlined body, long, paddle - like limbs and an extremely elongated neck with a large number of vertebrae (Fig. 1).

The data show that the presence of a modification of an evolutionary conserved structure, such as the presence of a rib on the seventh vertebra (a cervical rib, i.e. a change in the number of cervical vertebrae), can be used as a reliable indicator of disturbances of early embryogenesis (Collaboration with Liliane Wijnaendts, Free University Medical Centre (VUMC).

They were fully adapted to an aquatic lifestyle, and had a distinctive body plan comprising a streamlined body, paddle - like limbs and a very long neck with up to 75 individual vertebrae.

The reason is that the spinal cord moves up and down within the vertebrae, and so it's like trying to interface with a moving target.»

Analysis of the digital X-ray pictures is generally performed with respect to bones from the head (zygomatic bone, maxilla, mandibles), teeth, scapulae, clavicle, ribs (number, shape, fusion), pelvis, vertebrae (numbers, shape and potential fusion of cervical, thoracic, lumbar, pelvic and caudal ones), limb bones (humerus, radius, ulna, femur, tibia), joints, digits and syndactylism.

The team now plans to investigate other fossils with a view to reconstructing Hox expression patterns along the anterior - posterior axis on the basis of regional differences in the morphology of their vertebrae.

Then, rolling your spine from the top vertebrae, lift your hips in the air, keeping your shoulders on the mat, to form a bridge with your body.

Engage your abdominals and buttocks before tucking the bottom under and rolling the pelvis and the spine up off the mat — one vertebrae at a time, starting with the tailbone and finishing at your shoulders.

Once you've exhaled completely and can not reach any further back with your legs, slowly allow them to track back to the original starting position, lowering one vertebrae of your spine down at a time.

Starting with C1 and C2 (also known as the atlas and axis) at the base of the skull, the seven cervical vertebrae hold up the head and allow it to flex and turn.

Below the cervical spine are the twelve thoracic vertebrae, each with 2 ribs branching out in either direction.

Along with the sacrum, these vertebrae are connected to the pelvis by a series of thick ligaments.

The lats are attached to the thoracic vertebrae at the one end, with the other end being attached to the iliac crest.

While it's true that deadlifting causes spinal compression (when your vertebrae and discs are being pushed closer together vertically), that's not really an issue for your lumbar vertebrae, since they are designed to deal with compressive forces and your spine can tolerate more force vertically than it can horizontally.

Similar benefits were obtained using castrated male rats and reported in 2006, with dried plum completely preventing the castration - induced decrease in whole body, femur, and lumbar vertebra bone mineral density.

Another experiment in Czechoslovakia found that 65 per cent of women who supplemented with 1500 to 3000 mg of magnesium lactate daily for two years completely got rid of their pain and stopped further development of deformities of the vertebrae.