Neuroscience

Spine and Spinal disorders

The central nervous system is constituted by the brain and spinal medulla. In humans, the spinal cord originates at the foramen magnum, extending through the cervical vertebrae to merge with the spinal canal. This cord, extending from the brainstem's medulla, traverses the vertebral column to the body section. It encompasses the central canal housing cerebrospinal fluid. Spinal conditions, such as spine bifida in children and spinal stenosis in the elderly, manifest regardless of age. Advancements in diagnostic methods have paralleled the increase in spinal disorder cases. Scrutinizing the spine, X-rays, MRI, CT scans, and law enforcement department measurements are commonly employed tools in diagnosing spinal disorders.

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