Vacuum disc phenomenon refers to accumulation of gas within the inter-vertebral disc area, but it typically does not lead to compression of nerves. However, some uncommon forms of vacuum disc phenomenon affecting the spinal canal can result in posterior displacement of gas inside the epidural area. Vacuum disc phenomenon is a condition characterized by degeneration… Continue reading Vacuum Disc Phenomenon
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Lumbar lordosis
Also referred to as ‘saddle back’ and ‘swayback’, lumbar lordosis is a condition characterized by excessive spinal curvature in the lower back. It may be noted that the spine naturally bends at the neck, upper back area, and lower back region to support the head’s weight and help absorb shock. Lumbar lordosis develops when the… Continue reading Lumbar lordosis