Spine & Tethered Spinal cord

Spine & Tethered Spinal cord

What is a Tethered Spinal Cord? The spinal cord usually moves freely within the spinal canal when we bend forward or backward. However, if it becomes tethered or attached to the spinal bone, it can lead to nerve tissue damage during spine movements. This condition is...
Spine & Dialysis

Spine & Dialysis

Why is it important to investigate back pain in dialysis patients? Hemodialysis is a procedure that removes waste, toxins, and excess fluid from the blood of individuals whose kidneys have failed. During this process, blood is circulated outside the body through...
Spine & Wooden stick

Spine & Wooden stick

What X-Ray Is Needed After a Spine Injury? For low back pain after a spine injury, it is common to perform lumbar or lumbosacral spine X-rays. However, it is crucial to also include thoracolumbar X-rays, as the thoracolumbar junction is often the site of fractures,...
Spine & Building block

Spine & Building block

What is Hemivertebra? The spine is composed of vertebrae stacked vertically like building blocks. Ideally, each vertebra should be of equal height on both sides. However, when one side of a vertebra fails to develop, it creates an imbalance, causing the spine to...
Spine & Virtual Reality

Spine & Virtual Reality

What is Virtual Reality in Spine Care? Virtual reality (VR) technology in spine care creates holographic images of spinal structures by processing MRI and CT data and projecting them into the real environment. These images are often colored for easy understanding of...