- the 1st
thoracic to the 12th
thoracic vertebra and
should have a
slight kyphotic angle,
ranging from 20° to 45°. When the "roundness" of the
upper spine...
- its
concavity is
directed downward and
forward as a
kyphotic curve. The
thoracic and
sacral kyphotic curves are
termed primary curves,
because they are...
- the
lumbar spine; this is the body's
natural way to
compensate for the
kyphotic curve above. Many with Scheuermann's
disease have very
large lung capacities...
-
anterior part of the
cervical canal. If the
cervical spine is in a
fixed kyphotic position and with one to two
involved spinal segments,
posterior approaches...
-
paravertebral abscesses formed from
bacterial induced immune response, and
kyphotic deformities leading to
instability of the spine. However,
surgery is up...
-
curvature in the
thoracic and
sacral regions is also
termed kyphosis or
kyphotic. The term
comes from Gr**** lordos 'bent backward'.
Lordosis in the human...
-
Forward head
posture (FHP) is an
excessively kyphotic (hunched)
thoracic spine. It is
clinically recognized as a form of
repetitive strain injury.[citation...
-
published by DC Comics, in
particular those featuring Batman. He is a mute and
kyphotic man who
serves as a
trusted mechanic and aide to Batman,
helping to design...
- a
resulting change in both
posture and gait. A leaning-forward or semi-
kyphotic posture may be seen, due to
compensatory changes. A "waddle" may be seen...
- more details);
another of a term
describing the
normally convex (arched,
kyphotic)
segments of the spine, also
called primary curvatures; when
related to...
