Individual Vertebrae with Structures

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In this video I cover the following:
Verterbrae:
Atlas, Axis, typical cervical, thoracic, lumbar.
General structures:
Body, pedicle, lamina, spinous process, transverse process, vertebral arch, vertebral foramen, transverse foramen, demifacets for ribs, facet for ribs, superior articular process, superior articular facet, inferior articular process, inferior articular facet.
Distinguishing features:
Atlas: anterior and posterior tubercles on the anterior and posterior arches respectively, and features of a typical cervical vertebra.
Axis: dens or odontoid process, and features of a typical cervical vertebra.
Cervical: transverse foramen, superior articular facets face posterior like a high-five, uncinate processes, triangular vertebral foramen.
Thoracic: demifacets (on the body) for ribs, facets (on the TP’s) for ribs, round vertebral foramen, superior articular facets face posterior like a high-five.
Lumbar: triangular vertebral foramen, superior articular facets face inward like clapping hands, mamillary processes, large body.
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[@dannichols6261]

0:44 - Atlas
2:29 - Axis
4:08 - Cervical
5:39 - Thoracic
6:56 - Lumbar

[@allisontaylorclose9107]

I've been struggling with my anatomy class really badly, and spend nearly every night up til 2 or 3 in the morning, and these videos have helped me so much!!! I had seen other videos on other websites, however, they were very disorganized, didn't have visual aids, or their voices were just too much to listen to! I have been watching this over and over again and it has helped me more than the lectures and the book combined! Not to mention you have a very relaxing, soothing voice that helps me breathe and relax! Thank you!!

[@emilycub7492]

The best video to watch when learning the difference between the vertebrae! Thank you for the explicit and detailed information!!!

[@stepred]

Same here, facet , crest, Fassa spine, line, foramen, ramus ...

[@aleksg.5212]

This an excellent resource - thank you so much for such an in-depth explanation!

[@abcme6962]

The house analogy is soooo good!!! TYSM!

[@usurum4898]

this was so helpful in order to fully understand the structures of the vertebrae, especially now that labs are online, thank you so much!!

[@zahraanaama4028]

Thank you so much for taking the time to illustrate the differences between the vertebrates! Very helpful!!!

[@WorldofMii]

Such a great video good and in depth explanation really helped me understand without over complicating things thank you🙏🏼

[@xenyavaldez2185]

Amazing. Thank you so much for the video; I feel very prepared to cover this in lab tomorrow!

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[@nyawirawaithaka4993]

Thank you! Very helpful.

[@fluffy2dimaxx836]

You are the BOMB!!!! I have a Anatomy exam this Wednesday and you have helped me understand the vertebrae WAAYYYYY better than anyone ever could!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!

[@lotzst]

Thanks! Good Luck! I hope you do well on your exam :)

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@@lotzst I certainly did thanks to you I got a 98!!🙏🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@deenaawad789]

loved this video!
thanks Dr. Lotz!

[@sarahharmon3192]

This was very helpful and your presentation/voice is relaxing!

[@allisontaylorclose9107]

Right?? That was the main reason I watches these

[@tafmianazam8349]

Sir I found this video very helpful. I have a hard time with the muscle attachments of ribs, sternum and vertebra. It would be very helpful if you make videos about those. Thankyou.

[@waterlafeeclarke6959]

Video was very helpful Thank You. I was always confused in figuring out the differences. I totally got it now.

[@lotzst]

Glad it helped :)

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The best video for vertebraes

[@skyaphro]

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Amen!! Thank you :)

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[@elizabethonyilo6599]

Thank you so much. Have test on Tuesday

[@evonnesutherland9727]

I have been confused but thanks for your video. Life saver indeed.

[@lotzst]

Happy to help!

[@VanityandSinh]

great video!

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[@Lisa.pizzza]

Thank you!

[@lotzst]

Glad you like :-)

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[@natureartist5943]

thank u so much...2day I didn't understand when my teacher did this...but nw only I studied this crrctly👍

[@lotzst]

Happy to help :)

[@ahmd369]

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[@roosterandpighorse]

It would have been wonderful if you have told us why those figures make those differences...

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[@lotzst]

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Atlas carries the skies, not the world*

[@skyaphro]

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[@skyaphro]

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[@lotzst]

Glad it was helpful!