Lumbar Vertebra Collection

Normal posterior view of the hip bones and gluteus maximus muscle including the lumbar
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Female pelvis, X-ray
Female pelvis. Coloured X-ray of the pelvis of a woman. The lowest lumbar vertebra of the spinal column (top centre) forms a joint with the sacrum

Coloured X-ray of normal lumbar spine (lower back)
Lumbar spine and pelvis. Computer-enhanced X-ray of the healthy lumbar spine (lower back) and pelvis of a human. At top can be seen the lower ribs of the ribcage

Coloured X-ray of normal lower spine and pelvis
Lower spine and pelvis. Coloured X-ray of healthy human lumbar spine (lower back) and pelvic girdle. At top can be seen the 11th and 12th floating ribs on either side of the thoracic vertebrae

Female pelvis, artwork. The lowest lumbar vertebra of the spinal column (top centre) forms a joint with the sacrum (triangular)

Abdominal aortic aneurysm, artwork
Abdominal aortic aneurysm. Computer artwork showing a large aneurysm (round, centre) in the abdominal section of the aorta

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The lumbar vertebrae, also known as the lower back bones, play a crucial role in our musculoskeletal system. In a normal posterior view of the hip bones and gluteus maximus muscle, the lumbar vertebrae can be seen supporting and stabilizing the spine. A cross-section biomedical illustration of an adult male showcases how these vertebrae are interconnected with other components of our musculoskeletal structure. When it comes to back pain treatment, X-rays are often utilized to diagnose and assess any potential issues. These X-rays provide valuable insights into the condition of the lumbar spine. Colored X-ray images depicting a normal lumbar spine highlight its intricate details and help medical professionals identify abnormalities or injuries that may be causing discomfort. In addition to diagnosing common conditions like herniated discs or spinal stenosis, X-rays can also reveal more serious problems such as an abdominal aortic aneurysm. This potentially life-threatening condition is depicted through artwork showcasing both female pelvises and detailed illustrations of this vascular abnormality. Understanding the anatomy and health of our lumbar vertebrae is essential for maintaining overall well-being. Whether it's seeking relief from back pain or identifying potential risks through diagnostic imaging techniques like X-rays, knowledge about this vital part of our body empowers us to take proactive steps towards better spinal health.