A nerve is a closed, rope-like bundle of nerve fibers with a sheath of connective tissue in the peripheral nervous system. This interacts with other nerves to form the pathway for electrochemical impulses to be transmitted along the nerve fibers to peripheral organs. What are nerves? Schematic diagram showing the anatomy and structure of a … Nerves: Structure, Function & Diseases
Spinal stenosis is a predominantly degenerative condition that can develop in the cervical spine, particularly the lumbar spine. Although spinal stenosis is now the most common reason for lumbar spine surgery, conservative measures are the main focus of treatment. What is spinal stenosis? Back pain associated with spinal stenosis is a classic complaint. Spinal stenosis … Spinal Stenosis: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Spinal nerves are important elements of the human nervous system. Different diseases can limit the function of the spinal nerves. If symptoms exist, medical attention should be consulted within a short time frame to avoid serious disorders. What are spinal nerves? The spinal nerve is the nerve pathways in the spinal cord. The spinal nerve … Spinal Nerves: Structure, Function & Diseases
Kyphosis is an outward curvature (convex) of areas of the spine. In this case, there is a natural kyphosis in each of its thoracic and terminal regions. The convex curvature of the spine becomes pathological only when it occurs in an atypical location or when the Cobb angle is no longer within the normal range. … Kyphosis: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Congenital and acquired reflexes accompany us throughout life. If they are disturbed, this can indicate serious diseases or be a consequence of natural aging. A reflex is the response to a particular stimulus that is always the same. What is a reflex? One reflex that I’m sure everyone is familiar with is the hamstring reflex. … Reflexes: Function, Task & Diseases
