Spinography Landmarking Flashcards by Brooke Crandall | Brainscape

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Vertebral Bodies

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Inferior End Plate Tips

(I don’t think we have to differentiate between superior/inferior but I thought one card would be good practice) :)

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Superior End Plate Tips

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Occiptal Condyle

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Anterior Tubercle C1

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Atlanto-Dental Interspace

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Odontoid Process C2

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Posterior Arch C1

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Lateral Masses of C1

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Odontoid Process

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C2 Pedicle Shadows

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Foramen Magnum

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C2 Spinous Process

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C1 TVP/ Lateral Mass Junction

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Occipital Condyles

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Junction of Laminae (tip of spinous)

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Inferior Aspects of Vertebral Bodies

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Uncinate Processes

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Vertebral Waist

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Pedicle Shadows

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Junction of Laminae (spinous tips)

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Endplate Tips (vertebral body)

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Disc Spaces (not disc itself)

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Endplate Tips (vertebral body)

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Disc Space

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Disc Spaces

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Endplate Tips (vertebral body)

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Disc Spaces

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Sacral Grooves

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Inferior Aspect of Ischial Tuberosities

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Pubic Symphysis

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Superior Aspect of Femur Heads

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Superior Aspect of Iliac Crests

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S2 Tubercle

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Chiropractic X-Rays are generally taken ________ but analyzed _______.

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Chiropractic X-Rays are generally taken A-P but analyzed from P-A (functional/surgical view).

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Insightful about which components of the subluxation complex?

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Kinesiopathology (relative position, motion)

Histopathology (osteological change)

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Insightful about which components of the PART system?

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A- Assymetry/ Misalignment

R- Range of Motion