The levels of kyphosis that I will typically measure in the thoracic spine include T5 to T12, T3 to T12 (if we can see T3), T10 to T12, T12 to L2 and T10 to L2.

Tight-skin (TSK) mice are commonly used as an animal model to study the pathogenesis of Marfan syndrome (MFS), but little is known of their skeletal phenotype and in particular of the development ...

Buttock protrusion associated with (a) gluteal development indicating physical fitness, (b) adipose tissue deposition, and (c) vertebral wedging. Notes: All women exhibit identical buttock ...

Obviously, this is Very Important.Dr. David Lewis, one of the researchers on the study, told Daily Mail that vertebral wedging developed out of necessity. " [It] would have enabled ancestral women ...

Approximately 200 men were presented with groups of images of women with differing buttock size and vertebral wedging, but maintaining a 45.5-degree curve.