Anatomy of Spinal Cord

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Last updated on May 7, 2025 3:50 pm

Study anatomy in this physiology course that focuses on the spinal cord and examines the injuries and disorders that can affect the entire nervous system.

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This course, ‘Anatomy of Spinal Cord’ by Dr Saqib Mansoor, will cover the spine’s levels and motor neuron lesions to help you identify the extent and nature of spinal cord injuries. In the section on clinical features of the spinal cord, you will learn about the causes of the critical abnormalities and syndromes of the spine. This short course will benefit all those associated with medicine and or the healthcare industry.

What You Will Learn In This Free Course

  • Classify the spinal cord levels…
  • Compare the upper motor and lower mo…
  • Describe the stages of upper motor n…
  • Identify the signs associated with u…
  • Classify the spinal cord levels
  • Compare the upper motor and lower motor neuron lesions
  • Describe the stages of upper motor neuron lesions
  • Identify the signs associated with upper motor neuron lesions
  • Explain the site and goals of lumbar puncture
  • Indicate the contraindications and complications of lumbar puncture
  • Describe the signs and symptoms of syringomyelia
  • List the neurologic impairments identified after a spinal shock
  • Discuss the factors that cause typical spinal cord syndromes
  • Explain the clinical features of spinal cord syndromes
  • Summarise the key features of spinal cordinjuries
  • Label the cross-sections of the spinal cord
  • Cord Levels, Lesions and Signs

    The spinal cord connects our brain to the rest of the body. The motor neurons present in the cord carry signals to and fro the brain enabling the performance of vital functions. This module will introduce you to the four levels of the spinal cord, types of lesions of the motor neurons and the signs associated with the upper motor neuron lesions.

    Spinal Cord Clinicals

    This module will describe the clinical features of complete spinal cord injuries along with the causes. You will learn about the signs and symptoms of a developmental abnormality followed by the different neurological conditions Brown-Sequard syndrome, anterior cord syndrome, central cord syndrome, and complete cord transection syndrome.

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