Vertebral Joints - Ligaments, Discs and Movements

Explore the comprehensive anatomy of vertebral joints in this 16-minute educational video that explains why we have vertebral joints, their structure, and classification. Learn about the different types of spinal joints including fibrous joints (with detailed coverage of nine major ligaments), cartilaginous joints (featuring intervertebral discs and symphyses), synovial joints (including facet joints and atlantoaxial joints), and bony joints. Understand clinical conditions like disc herniation and sciatica through a detailed clinical scenario of lumbar disc herniation. The video thoroughly examines the functions of vertebral joints and ligaments in providing stability, protection, shock absorption, and controlled mobility of the spine, with clear explanations supported by anatomical illustrations from Complete Anatomy, Biorender, and PowerPoint. Perfect for medical students and healthcare professionals studying spinal anatomy and pathology.