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Lumbar Spine Injuries

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This stock medical exhibit features illustrations depicting a patient's injuryies to the lumbar spine as compared to the normal anatomy of the lumbar spine. The first illustration provides a side view of the body in cross section and highlights the L4-5 level of the spine. The second illustration depicts a superior view of the L4-5 vertebra and highlights the herniated disc. A film scan of this injury is included next to the illustration. The third illustration shows a sagittal view of the L4-5 region and also highlights the herniated disc. A second film scan of this injury is included next to the illustration. The fourth illustration shows a superior view of the L5 vertebrae and highlights the normal anatomy of this region. The final illustration is a sagittal view of the L4-5 region and includes the normal anatomy found in this region.
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