Spinal Cord Anatomy PDF
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This document provides an overview of spinal cord anatomy and function, including the structure of the vertebral column, spinal nerves, and pathways. It details different types of neurons associated with the spinal cord, as well as the arrangement of gray and white matter along its length. Examining the relationships between vertebrae, spinal cord, and spinal nerves. The document also briefly covers the cauda equina and lumbar cistern, ascending and descending pathways. It references lesions of the spinal cord and their impacts..
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