Spinal Cord and Vertebrae: Understanding the Anatomical Relationship
No, that is incorrect. The spinal cord does not pass through the body of each vertebra. Instead, it runs through the vertebral canal, which is formed by the hollow centers of the vertebrae.Brain Surgery - Related Articles
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