- The
cauda equina (from
Latin tail of horse) is a
bundle of
spinal nerves and
spinal nerve rootlets,
consisting of the
second through fifth lumbar nerve...
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Hippobosca equina, also
known as the
forest fly or New
Forest fly, is a
biting fly from the
family Hippoboscidae. They are blood-feeding ectoparasites...
- and
metabolite buildup are
responsible due to
venous backup at the
cauda equina. Pain with
walking may be
partially explained by the
corresponding increase...
- Luis (4
August 2023). "Evolutionary
Radiation of Equids". In Prins,
Herbert H.; Gordon, Ian J. (eds.). The Equids, A
Suite of
Splendid Species. Fascinating...
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blunt trauma to the
pelvis or perineum, and
damage to the
cauda equina are
thought to
induce this reflex.
Although unproven, it is
possible that...
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lumbar spinal stenosis,
spina bifida,
spinal tumors,
osteoporosis and
cauda equina syndrome.
There are many
recognized spinal diseases, some more
common than...
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spinal cord runs through,
narrows and
compresses the
spinal cord,
cauda equina, or
sciatic nerve roots. This
narrowing can be
caused by bone spurs, spondylolisthesis...
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column or the
cauda equina, both
sides of the body may be affected,
often with
serious consequences.
Compression of the
cauda equina can
cause permanent...
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Archived from the
original on 24 July 2024. Liang, Q.; Pan,
H.; He, X.; Wang, S.; Hou, Y.; Xiao,
H.; Xu, G.; Yi, R.; Lin, D.; Yang, Z. (2024). "Po****tion...
- Very rare
complications involve neurologic conditions such as the
cauda equina syndrome.
Mortality is
increased in
people with AS and
circulatory disease...
