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Slipped intervertebral disc, artwork

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Slipped intervertebral disc, artwork

Slipped intervertebral disc, computer artwork. Intervertebral discs (red) are pads of cartilage between the bones (vertebrae) of the spine. This is the lumbar (lower back) region of the spine, with the pelvis also shown. Here, the second disc up from the base of the spine has ruptured, causing a protruding bulge (bright red), which is putting pressure on the spinal nerves (yellow). Surgery may be needed, though most slipped discs heal with rest

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Arthrology Back Bone Bones Disc Discs Glowing Herniated Disc Injured Injury Intervertebral Disc Joint Joints Lower Back Lumbago Lumbar Nerve Nerves Oblique View Pain Painful Pelvic Prolapsed Slipped Disc Spinal Spinal Cord Vertebra Vertebral Column Condition Disorder Nervous System Neurological Neurology Pelvis Vertebrae


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This artwork showcases a slipped intervertebral disc, providing a vivid representation of the complex structures within our spine. The lumbar region of the spine is depicted, along with the pelvis, emphasizing the importance of this area in supporting our body's movements. In this image, we witness the aftermath of a ruptured disc as it protrudes from its original position. The bright red bulge serves as a visual reminder of the pain and discomfort that can accompany such an injury. This protrusion exerts pressure on the delicate spinal nerves represented by vibrant yellow lines, highlighting their vulnerability to compression. While surgery may be necessary in severe cases, rest and time are often sufficient for most slipped discs to heal naturally. This portrayal not only educates us about this common condition but also offers reassurance that recovery is possible through proper care. The combination of artistry and scientific accuracy in this illustration allows us to appreciate both its aesthetic appeal and informative value. By exploring various medical terms associated with this condition – including lumbago, herniated disc, and neurology – we gain insight into how interconnected our bones, joints, discs, and nerves truly are. Science Photo Library has once again provided us with an exceptional piece that merges science and art seamlessly while shedding light on important aspects of human anatomy.

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