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    Clinical Cases: Herniation of Nucleus Pulposus

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    The document discusses the study of joints (arthrology) and provides examples of common clinical cases involving joints, including herniation of the nucleus pulposus where material from the center of an intervertebral disc can track into the spinal canal, ligament sprains from overstretching, dislocations where bones are displaced from their normal positions at a joint, arthritis which involves inflammation of one or more joints, and spina bifida where a baby is born with part of the spinal cord and its coverings exposed through the backbone.

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    The document discusses the study of joints (arthrology) and provides examples of common clinical cases involving joints, including herniation of the nucleus pulposus where material from the center of an intervertebral disc can track into the spinal canal, ligament sprains from overstretching, dislocations where bones are displaced from their normal positions at a joint, arthritis which involves inflammation of one or more joints, and spina bifida where a baby is born with part of the spinal cord and its coverings exposed through the backbone.

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    The document discusses the study of joints (arthrology) and provides examples of common clinical cases involving joints, including herniation of the nucleus pulposus where material from the center of an intervertebral disc can track into the spinal canal, ligament sprains from overstretching, dislocations where bones are displaced from their normal positions at a joint, arthritis which involves inflammation of one or more joints, and spina bifida where a baby is born with part of the spinal cord and its coverings exposed through the backbone.

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    The document discusses the study of joints (arthrology) and provides examples of common clinical cases involving joints, including herniation of the nucleus pulposus where material from the center of an intervertebral disc can track into the spinal canal, ligament sprains from overstretching, dislocations where bones are displaced from their normal positions at a joint, arthritis which involves inflammation of one or more joints, and spina bifida where a baby is born with part of the spinal cord and its coverings exposed through the backbone.

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    Arthrology

    The Study Of The Joints


    Done by: Maryam A.Redha Abbas ()

    Clinical cases

    Herniation of nucleus pulposus


    A tear can occur within the annulus fibrosus
    through which the material of the nucleus
    pulposus can track. After a period of time, this
    material may track into the vertebral canal or
    into the intervertebral foramen to impinge on
    neural structures.

    Sprain
    Injury to a ligament caused by sudden
    overstretching.

    Dislocation
    Displacement from their normal position of
    bones meeting at a joint such that there is
    complete loss of contact of the joint surfaces.

    Arthritis
    Inflammation of one or more joints characterized
    by: pain, swelling, warmth, redness of the
    overlying skin and diminished range of joint
    motion.

    Spina bifida
    A developmental defect in which the newborn
    baby has part of spinal cord and its coverings
    exposed through a gap in the backbone.

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