Spinal cord Segmentation

This video tutorial briefly covers the segmental organization of spinal cord, spinal nerve and vertebral levels. It discuss the principle of vertebrosegmental discrepancy.
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V column= 33 segments (7 Cervical/12 Thoracic/5 Lumbar/ 5 Sacral/4 coccyx)
Spinal cord= 31 segments cord/nerve segments (8 Cervical/12 Thoracic/5 Lumbar/ 5 Sacral/1 coccyx)
Occipital bone=first cervical vertebrae informally.
Vertebral Segmental discrepancy=Cervical region nerve exits above associated vertebrae. C8 spinal segment courses above the T1 Vertebrae.
Thoracic region=all spinal nerves exit below associated vertebrae/spinal nerves start horizontally and then obliquely.
Lumbar region=spinal cord levels are more superior to their associated vertebrae. Spinal nerves course vertically (becoming the cauda equina) to course below their associated vertebrae.
Sacral region=Spinal cord are more superior to their associated vertebrae-course vertically becoming cauda equina.

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What about the coccyceal spine level?

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