Thoracic back pain is described as pain and discomfort felt in the middle and upper back areas. The thoracic region of the spine begins at the base of the neck and ends at the area just below the chest area. This is the longest region of the spine that connects to the cervical spine and…
Spinal Stenosis
Factors of Achondroplasia
Achondroplasia – which literally translates to “without cartilage formation” – is a genetic disorder that results in dwarfism, meaning that a child who has achondroplasia will never achieve the same average height status as his or her peers. Achondroplasia is a congenital condition, meaning that children are born with it and usually can expect to…
Five Things to Do to Protect Your Spine from Injury
More than any other part of the body in the human musculoskeletal system, your spine is extremely important. Your spine is the main support of the body, and a determining factor of your overall health and well-being. Its anatomy facilitates movement and support of your head, back, ribcage, and limbs. It serves as a conduit…