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The Cervical Vertebrae

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johng45@*.com

Aug 28 2019, 8:18 pm

Dr. Jones:

Error at 4:27 - 4:30:

You refer to C-7 as having a prominent "transverse process."  Of course you meant to say, "spinous process."

JG, PhD

In this anatomy lecture, Drbeen faculty, Dr. Adam Jones discusses the structure of the Cervical Vertebrae. Dr Jones explains the following:
1. Atlas
2. Axis
3. Transverse Process  
4. Vertebral foramen (Triangular)
5. Spinous process (Bifid)
6. Transverse Foramen 
7. Seventh Cervical Vertebrae
8. Lateral mass
9. Odontoid process
10. Occipital bone
11. Occipital condyle
12. Anterior arch
13. Transverse ligament of the atlas
14. Hangman’s fracture
15. Pars interarticularis

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