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Uploaded by on Feb 10, 2009

just something i threw together on the spinal ligaments. This isn't a part of a dvd or anything but i hope you enjoy.
for more information visit www.3d-yoga.com
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bringing anatomy to life

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  • simple and helpful! bravo!

  • @racrx32 have u looked into prolotherapy? it's a new therapy i'm considering that essentially uses sugar solution injections to stimulate your immune system into re-newing its repair on your ligaments. (the sugar doesn't do anything but stimulate your own body). seems very legit, i've had a consultation with a doctor who does this.

  • @noclassatall I tore the denticulate ligament between my lumbar and sacral, muscle also. It has about ruined me, this was 4 and a half year's ago. Over the course of a week,it tightened up my entire back up the center into my shoulder blade's, trap's and neck. I was overly athletic for years and had a prior ijury to my lower back that popped realy loud. this would give out 5 year's later. it about paralized me, and yes it did damage my spinal cord, shoot me an email, tell you more

  • Thank you!

  • This was a helpful video for studying for my spinal anatomy midterm, though. Thank you!

  • Informative, however some of the pronunciation is slightly off, and it is ligamentum or ligamenta flavum (long a), not lamina flava, as you said it attaches from lamina to lamina I can see how this mistake could be made. The ligamentum flavum is also a ligament of a slightly different make-up, as it is made of more elastin rather than collagen (like most ligaments) to allow for it to return to it's original length upon returning from flexion rather than buckling back onto itself.

  • Thank you so much for making that. You rock.

  • I love your voice and animation here, ligaments are interesting and this is informative.

  • Thank you! Just what I needed for my 3hr. Pilates teacher's written exam.

  • this is a perfect presentation. Thank you!

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