Vertebral Column - Anatomy | Lecturio

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- Vertebral segments and number of vertebrae
- Vertebral Cuvartures and their formation
- Formation of intervertebral foramina and their clinical significance
- Structural Blueprint of a typical vertebrae
- Vertebral articulation, ligaments and their function
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thanks for this video. But there is a correction at 16:20 talking about articulation of superior and inferior articulations for first picture is inferior articular facet but you said its the superior same as picture 2, superior articular facet will articulate with the occipital condyle of the occipital bone while the inferior articular facet will articulate with the axis vertebrae

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On picture 2, he said it will articulate with superior articular facet of c2...so it seemed like he called both superior, but he said the first pic was superior and the 2nd pic that it articulates with the superior articular facet of c2, he didnt say what the bottom was called

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