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| | Feely's Abridged Osteopathic Dictionary -S- |
 | | Extension dysfunction the sacrum (sacral base posterior) a sacral somatic dysfunction that involves rotation of the sacrum about a middle transverse axis such that the sacral base has moved posteriorly relative to the pelvic bones; backward movement of the sacral base is freer and forward movement is restricted; this is the reciprocal of flexion sacrum. | | | A sacral somatic dysfunction that involves rotation of the sacrum about a middle transverse axis such that the sacral base has moved anteriorly between the pelvic bones; forward movement of the sacral base is freer and backward movement is restricted 2. | | | Sacral torsion: a somatic dysfunction in which a torque occurs between the sacrum and the lumbar spine. |
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| | Spine |
| | Also part of the spinal column is the sacrum, a bone made of five fused vertebrae which anchors the spine to the pelvic girdle, and the coccyx, or tailbone, a semi-flexible series of four or less vertebrae which help to protect the lower alimentary tract. | | | Four pairs of holes (sacral foramina) pierce the sacrum, flanking the medial (centre) line, where the intermediate sacral crests are formed by the fused articular processes of the component vertebrae. | | | The lumbar vertebrae are the five vertebrae which are below the thoracic vertebrae and above the fused vertebrae of the sacrum. |
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| | sacrum subluxation Claudia Anrig,DC |
| | When the sacrum is specifically corrected by a short lever adjustment versus a long lever approach, the neurophysiological dysfunction seen from this subluxation component may have a variety of positive outcomes for several childhood disorders (e.g., bed wetting, leg cramps). | | | For the posterior rotated sacrum, the static evaluation may reveal prominence of the lateral border of the sacrum on the side of rotation. | | | With the infant in the prone position and the child in the seated position, the doctor will palpate for edema and tenderness. |
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| | Sacral region |
| | The sacrum is a triangular-shaped bone and consists of five segments (S1 – S5) that are fused together. | | | Young and middle age women are more susceptible to developing sacroiliac joint dysfunction, a condition in which pain typically concentrates on one side of the low back and radiates down the leg to the knee or at times, to the ankle or foot. | | | Back pain or leg pain (sciatica) can typically arise due to injury where the lumbar spine and sacral region connect (at L5 - S1) because this section of the spine is subjected to a large amount of stress and twisting during certain activities, such as sports and sitting for long periods of time. |
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http://www.spine-health.com/topics/anat/a06.html
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| | Dorlands Medical Dictionary |
| | (sa”kro-spi´nəl) [sacro- + spinal] pertaining to the sacrum and the spine, or vertebral column. | | | (sa”kro-lis-the´sis) the condition in which the sacrum lies anterior to the fifth lumbar vertebra. | | | a condition marked by separation of the sacroiliac joint and forward displacement of the sacrum. |
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http://www.mercksource.com/pp/us/cns/cns_hl_dorlands.jspzQzpgzEzzSzppdocszSzuszSzcommonzSzdorlandszSzdorlandzSzdmd_s_01zPzhtm
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| | Sacrum - Health and Medical Information produced by doctors - MedicineNet.com |
| | The ancients may thus have believed the sacrum to be the focal point around which the body could be reassembled in the afterlife. | | | The last sacral vertebra sits just above the coccyx, which during evolution was the beginning of the tail (and now, it seems, is mainly a bone to bruise or break). | | | Sacrum - Health and Medical Information produced by doctors - MedicineNet.com |
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| | Chapter 18 On the Sacral Bone and the Coccyx |
| | This set of six bones corresponds to the three bones which make up the sacrum of the dog; for just as in the dog the topmost bone is greater than the middle and the middle greater than the lowest, so in man the bones are smaller the lower their position on the sacrum. | | | Sometimes, not infrequently, the sacrum is made of only five bones, showing in almost all its construction nothing peculiar except in the series of foramina that transmit its nerves, as I shall state presently. | | | The topmost of these three ossicles has its body attached to the third bone of the sacrum in the same way as the lumbar vertebrae are interconnected, as it receives the descending processes of the sacrum with its ascending processes. |
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http://vesalius.northwestern.edu/chapters/FA.1.18.html
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| | Back.com - Anatomy - Sacral Spine (Sacrum) |
| | They are an important part of the connection between the sacrum and pelvis and they are often used during spine surgery as a point of attachment for instrumentation that helps to stabilize the lumbosacral junction. | | | Many back problems occur where the lumbar and sacral region of the spine connect because this region of the spine is subjected to a large amount of stress with certain activities. | | | The coccyx is the terminal part of the spine that is commonly referred to as the tailbone, which is made up of four and sometimes five vertebrae fused together. |
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http://www.back.com/anatomy-sacral.html
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| | OB/GYN Osteopathic Techniques to Treat Somatic Dysfunction |
| | Sacroiliac somatic dysfunction is associated with spasm and pain of pelvic musculature. | | | As the sacrum rotates posteriorly, its ventral surface moves away from the greater trochanter placing the homolateral piriformis muscle on tension. | | | For this reason, when describing diagnostic methods we will focus on an approach amenable for the diagnosis of a patient in the third trimester of pregnancy and the techniques described below are done with the patient in the supine or lateral recumbent positions. |
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| | Lower Tan Tien Breathing: Exploring the Exhale |
| | Pulsing of the sacrum is the first step towards integrating jing with the whole spine, specifically the stack of vertebral bodies. | | | Lin's anal breathing method, where he advises exercising the muscles around the coccyx and sacrum, which triggers a pulsing - which draws jing into and up the spine. | | | One (the obvious), it smooths the transition from the genitals to the sacrum. |
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http://www.precisiondocs.com/~altaoism/IS1LTTBExploringTheExhale.htm
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| | The Sacrum |
| | Another significant structure that affects the sacrum is the sacrotuberous ligament. | | | This model implies that bones themselves should have a certain amount of flexibility, and that a restriction within the matrix of the bone itself is a clinically important form of subluxation. | | | The assumption here is that the sacrum, like all live bones, has give, and should be somewhat supple. |
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http://www.chiroweb.com/archives/21/15/08.html
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| | Iron Shirt 3: Spine |
| | Instructions such as "clench the buttocks" and "straighten the lower back" are not specific to the muscles that directly massage the sacrum, and so fail to trigger sacral pulsing, and likewise fail to catalyze the sexual vitality ~ sacrum relationship. | | | Once the sexual vitality ~ sacrum relationship has been activated, you'll find that exercises that shift the shape of the spine become much more effective, and that the connection of the cranial and sacral pumps becomes much easier to engage. | | | Realize that, by pulsing the sacrum and drawing jing into the spinal column, you're nurturing nerve plexuses at their roots. |
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http://www.precisiondocs.com/~altaoism/IS3Spine.htm
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| | SPINA BIFIDA OCCULTA SACRUM |
| | I have to repeat again and again in the majority cases spina bifida occulta sacrum is tumour on the spinal cord and this Tumour causes Nerve root swelling, disc protrusion and the blockage of spinal cord fluid. | | | Spina bifida occulta sacrum, is a crippling spinal malformation and is a major Australian health problem. | | | This condition is also a major health problem in the UK, USA and in other countries. |
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| | IronOnline Weight Training: Sacrum stabilizers? |
| | And I can do this for maybe 2 weeks and then something will shift in there (or it'll be that time of the month and it will shift) and my back problems and bladder pain will start up again and will last a few weeks. | | | This stupid sacrum slides out from just about everything if I do it long enough. |
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http://www.davedraper.com/forum/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=144639
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| | MedFriendly.com: Sacrum |
| | The sacrum consists of five vertebrae (bones that form an opening in which the spinal cord passes), known as S1 through S5. | | | Lumbar means pertaining to the loin, part of the back between the lowest pair of ribs of the thorax (chest) and the top of the pelvis. | | | The sacrum (pronounced say-crum) is a large triangle shaped bone in the lower part of the spine. |
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| | Sacrum 1 |
| | It articulates superiorly with the last lumbar vertebra (L5) and inferiorly with the coccyx (not shown), which is composed of several fused caudal vertebrae and laterally with the coxal (innominate) bone. | | | This image shows the human sacrum, which is composed of five fused sacral vertebrae (S1-S5). | | | The sacrum shapes, strengthens and stabilizes the pelvis. |
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| | MIR Teaching file case bs085 |
| | The patient continued to complain of buttock pain and repeat bone scintigraphy was performed. | | | In retrospect, the original bone scintigraphy study performed 7 months previously was subtly positive (please see follow up image). | | | Posterior view of the pelvis (original bone scintigraphy) |
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| | Fracture of the Sacrum in Cats - PetPlace.com |
| | The pain and neurological deficits are caused by compression or disruption of the nerves that pass through the sacrum from the spinal cord to the hind legs, urinary and anal sphincters and tail. | | | In cases of intractable pain, surgery may be attempted to stabilize the fracture and/or relieve compression on the nerve roots. | | | Isolated fractures of the sacrum are infrequently encountered in veterinary medicine. |
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| | Sacrum & Coccyx |
| | As a result, some of the problems that may occur as a result of subluxations here could be sacroiliac conditions, hemorrhoids, scoliosis, and pain when sitting. | | | In the adult, the sacral segments and the coccygeal segments fuse so that each of these two bones are solid singular bones. | | | As a child the sacrum consists of five individual bones and the coccyx is made up of three to five bones. |
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| | Traumatic transverse fracture of sacrum with cauda equina injury--a case report and review of literature. Singh H, Rao ... |
| | On examination, he was found to have saddle anaesthesia, total bladder and bowel incontinence, poor anal tone, absent anal wink and bulbocavernous reflex with no appreciable motor weakness in the lower limbs. | | | Patient can sit comfortably without pain and was ambulatory. | | | The bony prominence has also been found to be causing difficulty in sitting and sacrodynia[13] and gibbectomy is especially indicated in such cases. |
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http://www.jpgmonline.com/article.asp?issn=0022-3859;year=1998;volume=44;issue=1;spage=14;epage=5;aulast=Singh
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| | Broken sacrum - BrainTalk Communities |
| | There is minimal blood supply to the sacrum, that is why the recovery takes some time. | | | I am still in such severe pain and am still taking pain medications to simply get through the day. | | | Your posting briefly describes your history, so please take that in mind while I make an observation: There is a possibility that you may still be TOO active in order for that area to heal. |
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| | Gray, Henry. 1918. Anatomy of the Human Body. Page 106 |
| | The portions of bone intervening between the ridges are the bodies of the sacral vertebr&;. | | | Lateral to these foramina are the lateral parts of the sacrum, each consisting of five separate segments at an early period of life; in the adult, these are blended with the bodies and with each other. | | | —The sacrum is a large, triangular bone, situated in the lower part of the vertebral column and at the upper and back part of the pelvic cavity, where it is inserted like a wedge between the two hip bones; its upper part or base articulates with the last lumbar vertebra, its apex with the coccyx. |
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| | Smith & Nephew - Allevyn* Sacrum |
| | In-vitro studies and clinical experience both demonstrate that as healing progresses Allevyn Sacrum dressings can stay in place for up to five days. | | | The result is the formation of a wound environment, which allows healing to progress without the need for frequent dressing changes. | | | Allevyn Sacrum dressings are soft and cushioning, giving excellent patient comfort and protection. |
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| | Sacrum and Sacral Fractures - Wheeless' Textbook of Orthopaedics |
| | - paradoxic inlet view: on standard AP view, the upper sacrum appears as inlet view; | | | Triangular osteosynthesis of vertically unstable sacrum fractures: a new concept allowing early weight-bearing. | | | - will help delineate anatomy of frx of upper sacrum; |
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| | Medcyclopaedia - Sacrum |
| | Laterally, the sacrum articulates with the ilium bilaterally forming the sacroiliac joints. |
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| | Upper Sacrum from an old man |
| | Upper sacrum from an old man who had been bed–ridden for several years after a stroke (note the advanced hypotrophy of the musculature). | | | Much of the bone marrow in this specimen has been replaced by fat (fatty degeneration), and while the SI "body" and lamina still are composed of sparse cancellous trabeculae, the alar bone is replaced by a body of fat and the cortical bone is severely attenuated. | | | Penetration of the anterior cortex of the sacrum would in this case carry considerable risk of violating nerves and blood vessels. |
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| | Exuderm® Sacrum Hydrocolloid |
| | Exuderm Sacrum is a hydrocolloid that features a "butterfly" design that is anatomically shaped to conform to the natural shape of the body. | | | The exclusive sacrum design stays in place better than traditional hydrocolloids or other dressings. | | | This specialized adhesive allows you to adjust the dressing before body heat activates the adhesive. |
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http://www.medical-supplies-equipment-company.com/product/PPF/ID/1831/new_prod_full.asp
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| | purevolume™ Sacrum |
| | During a long period of time, they spent their time composing and writeing, brushing up their work and getting more influenced by progressive and fusion music, and also other genres that doesnt belong to metal. | | | Sacrum is looking for a new drummer at the time, and finishing the recording of whats oning to be the first diffusion material wich is going to be available very soon. | | | We are also preparing live performances for the near future. |
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| | O Sacrum Convivium |
| | SACRUM convivium, in quo Christus sumitur: recolitur memoria passionis eius; mens impletur gratia et futurae gloriae nobis pignus datur. | | | SACRED banquet, in which Christ is received, the memory of His Passion is renewed, the mind is filled with grace, and a pledge of future glory given to us. | | | The prayer has been appended here with a response and final prayer making it a fit meditation of the Eucharistic mystery. |
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| | A Cretaceous terrestrial snake with robust hindlimbs and a sacrum : Nature |
| | A Cretaceous terrestrial snake with robust hindlimbs and a sacrum : Nature | | | It has commonly been thought that snakes underwent progressive loss of their limbs by gradual diminution of their use | | | A Cretaceous terrestrial snake with robust hindlimbs and a sacrum |
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| | Ned's Sacrum Map |
| | and that's when the hallway where the railgun is, was added to Sacrum Sacrice and thus making the map complete. | | | Sacrum Sacrifice is spread out evenly and with the teleporters in the map, players can cover the map rather quickly with ease. | | | I had been using a different editor and since I'm planning on designing dm maps for Q3, I figured I should start getting the feel of QERadiant, being that it's the editor that will be the first to support Q3. |
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| | Canticum Sacrum (ad honorem Sancti Marci nominis) - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Canticum Sacrum (ad honorem ... |
| | This information should not be considered complete, up to date, and is not intended to be used in place of a visit, consultation, or advice of a legal, medical, or any other professional. | | | Work by Stravinsky, in honour of St Mark's, Venice, for tenor, baritone, chorus, and orchestra; it was composed in 1955 and first performed in Venice on 13 September 1956. |
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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: St. Thomas Aquinas |
| | Perhaps the gem of the whole office is the antiphon "O Sacrum Convivium" (cf. | | | In the responses of the office, St. Thomas places side by side words of the New Testament affirming the real presence of Christ in the Blessed Sacrament and texts from the Old Testament referring to the types and figures of the Eucharist. |
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| | Basic Lumbar Vertebrae With Sacrum |
| | Fully articulating model of L1 through L5 with sacrum. | | | A herniated disc is shown between L4 and L5. |
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| | The Sacrum and Coccyx |
| | This article is an excerpt from a book titled Save Your Aching Back and Neck, A Patient's Guide (Second Edition, May 2002, completely revised). | | | With the exception of the atlas, axis, sacrum and coccyx, each cervical, thoracic, and lumbar vertebra is similarly shaped. | | | 1 Sacroiliac Joint 2 Coccyx (tailbone) 3 Sacrum |
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| | Teatr i sacrum w sredniowieczu: SR, April 2002 |
| | The book is rich in material but at places it seems that the author tried to convey too much information in the space he allotted for it. | | | Teatr i sacrum w sredniowieczu: SR, April 2002 |
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| | Sacrum-MassGenocide |
| | Sacrum play a good style of Thrash Metal music. |
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