-
inward curvature of the
lumbar spine. However, the
terms lordosis and
lordotic are also used to
refer to the
normal inward curvature of the
lumbar and...
- is the
least marked of all the curves. This
inward curve is
known as a
lordotic curve. The
thoracic curve,
concave forward,
begins at the
middle of the...
- it
occurs in the
thoracic and
sacral regions.
Abnormal inward concave lordotic curving of the
cervical and
lumbar regions of the
spine is
called lordosis...
-
general health. Many with Scheuermann's
disease often have an
excessive lordotic curve in the
lumbar spine; this is the body's
natural way to compensate...
- procedures. In
cervical myelopathy, if the
spine still retains its
neutral or
lordotic alignment, with one or two
involved spinal segments,
anterior approaches...
-
levels if an
upright image cannot be obtained.
Anteroposterior (AP)
Axial Lordotic projects the
clavicles above the lung fields,
allowing better visualization...
- and the need for stability, the
shooter frequently adopts a
deliberately lordotic and
scoliotic posture,
which allows the non-dominant
elbow to be rested...
- varieties: the
Harms cage, Ray cage,
Pyramesh cage,
InterFix cage, and
lordotic LT cage, all of
which are made from titanium; the
Brantigan cage, made...
- 59–67. doi:10.3390/****es3010005. Dolan, Eric W. (2023-05-04). "Women's
lordotic posture can
trigger feelings of
competition and
threat among other women...
- also
necessitated a
change in posture,
requiring the
wearer to
adopt a
lordotic or
swayback stance to
conform to the
shape of the
corset and
avoid crumpling...
