Sumo deadlifts, unlike traditional deadlifts, impose less strain on the lumbar spine. This occurs because the back is ... This is due to the wider stance and significant thoracic extension necessary ...

It carries oxygen-rich blood from your heart to your brain, spinal cord, intestines ... The symptoms may vary and depend on a number of things, such as your age, the type of defect you have ...

Even for patients and guardians, '縱隔' is a rather unfamiliar term. The mediastinum can be understood as an empty (隔) space in ...

He specializes in degenerative, deformity, and trauma-related diseases of the cervical, thoracic, and lumbosacral spine. Dr. Hughes employs innovative ... To that end, he is involved in a number of ...

“The required number of trials for biomechanical analysis during a ... “The rib cage stiffens the thoracic spine in a cadaveric model with body weight load under dynamic moments,” Journal of the ...

The abdominal aorta begins just below the diaphragm at the twelfth thoracic vertebra (T12) and ends above the pelvis ... These variations can involve differences in the size, number, or position of ...

Hence, the number of injured body parts correlated with the case severity ... The latter was associated with a head injury, multiple rib fractures, chest drain placement, spinal surgery, and extremity ...

These roots are labeled C5 through C8 for the neck (cervical) vertebrae, and T1 for the first vertebra in the upper back (thoracic): After exiting the ... an injury to the brachial plexus. There are a ...

In relation to the Review on hypopituitarism by Maria Fleseriu and colleagues,1 we would like to raise awareness about Nakalanga syndrome, a poorly understood condition most likely caused by ...

A joint research team has announced the world's first comparative results of single-port robotic thymectomy using a ...

Then, when you suddenly push your spine and hips to their limits during a golf swing, it’s a recipe for injury. If you have limited mobility in either your upper (or thoracic) spine or your hips ...