Neck Pain: Cervical Spine & Disc Anatomy
www.nucleusinc.com Nucleus Medical Media’s 3D medical animation shows the source of neck pain problems with the anatomy of a typical cervical (neck) spine and intervertebral disc. Details include orientation of the cervical spine, movements of the spinal vertebrae, and movement of intervertebral discs. A cross-section of the intervertebral disk and spinal cord highlight the nucleus pulposus, annulus fibrosus, spinal cord, dura mater, spinal root, and spinal nerve. Nucleus Medical Art is a leading creator and licensor of medical illustrations, 3D medical animations and interactive multimedia for medical devices, pharmaceutical companies, education, biotechnology, marketing agencies, lawyers, and more. Online at http
very good.
Ok, not too bad. Some audio to go along with the demonstration would be nice.
you are my teacher
thank you very much
great!!!!its more easy to learn anatomy then study anatomy of books…thank you very much!!!
true say
Great information, specially the heart attack, It hurst, and scary. Thanks for the videos. I can see all of them. I love to learn new things. Thanks again…
Not being schooled in this in any way, it looks very decent and educational
Take a closer look bud.
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Wow educational, interesting and relaxing! Love the animation. Well done!
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watching this and moving my head with it is so relaxing.
The rootlets and dorsal root (sensory) ganglion not shown. Nor the other coverings (meninges), denticulate ligament (used as reference landmark in spinal rootlet surgery). The intervertebral foramen that lets out the nerve (where it can get compressed) is also 2 b elicited.
Good vid, with limitations, as it is meant 4 different audience.
Thanx.
Gentle chiropractic spinal adjustments and axial decompression therapy helps me help 550 pv/week.
great. It bothers me, so I understand it now, somewhat better.
But it’s good anyhow. Gives a good perspective of dorsal and ventral roots.
so many matters around the spinal cord they didnt show..too bad
Thanks for posting. Nice to see the physical structure of what is bothering me.
you just cant appreciate the dynamics of this brilliant video.
thank You for the vids.They equal hours of boring reading.
herniated c678 4 years ago becoz of poor sleeping habit* (high pillows).Month of extreme pain on my right arm and eventually lost muscles around that area.Pain was gone after taking steroids( prednisone) and therapy.Never played basketball again but wanna see my neurologist and ask sdvice coz i miss sports a lot nowadays.I read that surgery wont do the job because its gonna reccur after 3 years.Why remove the whole disc when its the fluid and the nerve it struck is the culprit?
I love the music. Its so inspiring. Helped me stay focused while learning the anatomy of the spine. Thank you very much.
omgosh I know. Sneezing makes it bad. I find for me, laughing hurts really really bad. And yeah, the pain at night wakes me up from me sleeping the way I sleep. And I’m also a photographer and the weight of the camera around my neck messes it up and makes everything spasam
Hello, yes- I have problems with washing my hair because I can not fling back my head and I have very long hair. I am afraid of catching cold because sneezing makes it worse. I also have problem with sleeping at night – I am used to sleeping on side ( or hip) but now I cant sleep this way. If I sleep so Im not able to move my neck in the morning. I also cant carry heavy things. I have herniated disc C6/7 4,7mm and disc C4/5 2,6mm and disc C7/Th1 – 2,9mm. Im desperate because I cant work . eva
try Upper cervical care. nuuca, blair, knee chest….