lumbar spine
low part of spine
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Summary
lumbar spine is a solitary anatomical set type[1].
Key Facts
- lumbar spine's instance of is recorded as solitary anatomical set type[2].
- lumbar spine is a type of subdivision of vertebral column[3].
- lumbar spine is a type of set of vertebrae[4].
- lumbar spine is part of vertebral column[5].
- lumbar spine's Commons category is recorded as Human lumbar spine[6].
- lumbar spine comprises lumbar vertebrae[7].
- lumbar spine comprises L1 vertebra[8].
- lumbar spine comprises L2 vertebra[9].
- lumbar spine comprises L3 vertebra[10].
- lumbar spine comprises L4 vertebra[11].
- lumbar spine comprises L5 vertebra[12].
- lumbar spine's anatomical location is recorded as back[13].
- lumbar spine's has characteristic is recorded as kyphosis[14].
- lumbar spine's NCI Thesaurus ID is recorded as C69314[15].
- lumbar spine's has part is recorded as lumbar vertebrae[16].
- lumbar spine's disjoint union of is recorded as list of values as qualifiers[17].
- lumbar spine's connects with is recorded as thoracic spine[18].
- lumbar spine's connects with is recorded as sacrum[19].
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Definition and Type
lumbar spine's instance of is recorded as solitary anatomical set type[2]. Recorded subclass of include subdivision of vertebral column[3] and set of vertebrae[4].
Use and Application
Components include lumbar vertebrae[7], a class of anatomical entity[20]; L1 vertebra[8], a class of anatomical entity[21]; L2 vertebra[9], a class of anatomical entity[22]; L3 vertebra[10], a class of anatomical entity[23]; L4 vertebra[11], a class of anatomical entity[24]; and L5 vertebra[12], a class of anatomical entity[25]. lumbar spine is part of vertebral column[5].