What is the meaning of spinal cord anatomy and TM?
Whether from an infection, or from a vascular problem or from an injury to the spinal cord, portions or segments of the spinal cord may be affected. Since the spinal cord is highly organized, damage to the cord will translate into different types of dysfunction. The magnitude and distribution of problems associated with spinal cord damage will depend on the distribution of the lesion or lesions. Damage to the ascending pathways translates into disruption of the information going to the brain: SENSORY FUNCTION Symptoms: • Pain • Lack of sensation • Abnormal sensation • Lack of balance For example, every time you touch something, your nervous system connects a network that consists of receptors that you have in your finger that are going to the dorsal root ganglion where there are neurons that establish communication with the spinal cord. This sensory communication comes to the posterior gray matter in the spinal cord. When you have this communication, the spinal cord is going to tell th
