Cervical disc herniation

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• Cervical disc herniaton

Important applied anatomy in a herniated cervical disc:

1. in the cervical region, the cervical nerve root exits above the pedicle of its like-numbered vertebra (opposite to the situation in the lumbar spine, due to the fact that there are 8 cervical nerve roots and only 7 cervical vertebrae)

2. as each nerve root exits through its neural foramen, it passes in close relation to the undersurface of the like-numbered cervical pedicle

3. the intervertebral disc space is located close to the inferior portion of the cervical pedicle (unlike the lumbar region).

Cervical disc herniation epidemiology.

Cervical disc herniation classification.

see also Traumatic cervical disc herniation

see Cervical disc herniation clinical features.

see Cervical disc herniation diagnosis.

see Cervical disc herniation treatment.

Cervical disc herniation outcome.

Cervical disc herniation case series