What is the correspondence between the spinal cord and the vertebrae?

The human spinal cord is a relatively sensitive area and a very important part of the human body. This area is prone to many diseases, such as various diseases and injuries, which can cause problems with human activity functions and affect healthy life and work. Therefore, everyone must protect the spinal cord. Many people do not know the correspondence between the spinal cord and the spine. Let's learn about this below.

The corresponding relationship between the spinal cord and the vertebrae:

The spinal cord and spinal column are not of equal length, and the segments of the spinal cord do not completely correspond to the vertebrae of the spinal column. The teacher takes everyone to understand the corresponding position of a certain section of the spinal cord to a certain vertebra, which has clinical practical significance.

In medicine, only by understanding the true relationship between the spinal cord and the spine can we determine the plane and extent of the patient's actual injury and thus provide correct treatment. This is because the spine and spinal cord grow at different rates, and the spinal cord runs inside the vertebral canal. As a result, when the spine is injured and paraplegia or incomplete paralysis occurs, timely diagnosis is required to determine the exact location of the injured spinal cord.

When the spine is injured, resulting in paraplegia or incomplete paralysis, timely diagnosis is required to determine the exact location of the injured spinal cord. Because the spine and spinal cord grow at different rates, and the spinal cord runs within the vertebral canal, the spine and spinal cord are not completely determined, or the relationship is uncertain, and timely diagnosis is required.

The spine is the second lifeline of the human body

The spine is the second lifeline of the human body. It is very important and occupies a very important position in the human body. If there is a problem with the spine, it will have a great impact on human health.

In the human nervous system, the central nervous system includes the brain and spinal cord, and the peripheral nervous system includes 12 pairs of cranial nerves and 31 pairs of spinal nerves.

If the spine is sick (dislocated), it will not only compress the 31 pairs of spinal nerve roots of the spine, causing pain in the neck, shoulders, back, waist, legs, numbness and pain in the limbs, but will also affect the visceral nerve conduction disorders, thereby causing visceral diseases, which are called spinal-related diseases.

At present, hundreds of diseases have been found to be related to the mechanical balance of the spine. These diseases involve various systems of the human body, including nervous, respiratory, digestive, urinary, and endocrine systems. With the deepening and accumulation of research, chiropractic medicine has rapidly risen at home and abroad. This is a discipline that studies the relationship between the spine and disease from the perspective of spinal mechanics. It is a marginal discipline related to internal medicine, surgery, neurology, gynecology, pediatrics, ophthalmology, dermatology, otolaryngology, and endocrinology.