Ligaments of Vertebral Column Anatomy (Nuchal, Interspinous, Supraspinous)
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Ligaments of Vertebral Column Anatomy (Nuchal, Interspinous, Supraspinous)
Major ligaments of the vertebral column: In this anatomy lesson, I cover some of the major ligaments of the vertebral column. Ligaments primarily link bones together, keeping them stable and preventing too much movement. The vertebral column ligaments are going to do just that: they are going to keep the vertebrae in their proper position and ...
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Nuchal Ligament Anatomy
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🐞The nuchal ligament is a large, elastic, cord-like structure that runs from the horse's poll to its withers. Its primary function is to help support the weight of the heavy head and neck, reducing the energy expenditure of the neck muscles. 🐞Funicular and lamellar parts: The nuchal ligament has two paired partsait the funicular cord and the lamellar sheets. The funicular cord extends from the occipital bone to the thoracic vertebrae, while the lamellar part connects cervical vertebrae to the
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🐞The nuchal ligament is a large, elastic, cord-like structure that runs from the horse's poll to its withers. Its primary function is to help support the weight of the heavy head and neck, reducing the energy expenditure of the neck muscles. 🐞Funicular and lamellar parts: The nuchal ligament has two paired partsait the funicular cord and the lamellar sheets. The funicular cord extends from the occipital bone to the thoracic vertebrae, while the lamellar part connects cervical vertebrae to the
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🐸Wither straps ?? Yes or no ?? 🐸The Nuchal ligament plays a crucial role in supporting the head and neck, particularly at vertebrae C6 and C7. 🐸The nuchal ligament acts like a spring, storing and releasing elastic energy during head movements. This mechanism reduces the amount of muscular effort needed to maintain head position and helps to dampen oscillatory movements during locomotion. 🐸Connection to Muscles: The spinalis dorsi muscle has a strong attachment to the nuchal ligament at C6 an
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🐸Wither straps ?? Yes or no ?? 🐸The Nuchal ligament plays a crucial role in supporting the head and neck, particularly at vertebrae C6 and C7. 🐸The nuchal ligament acts like a spring, storing and releasing elastic energy during head movements. This mechanism reduces the amount of muscular effort needed to maintain head position and helps to dampen oscillatory movements during locomotion. 🐸Connection to Muscles: The spinalis dorsi muscle has a strong attachment to the nuchal ligament at C6 an
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