Definition of vertebral column in English:

vertebral column

noun

another term for spinal column
Example sentencesExamples
- The shell is a modified ribcage and part of the vertebral column.
- Myomeres and myosepta are connected directly to the dermis of the skin, as well as to the vertebral column.
- Direct injury to the spine may cause a bone fracture anywhere along your vertebral column.
- In one study of 748 vertebral columns, 717 had 17 thoracolumbar vertebrae, 26 had 18, and five had 16.
- The brain within the skull and the spinal cord within the vertebral column constitute the central nervous system.
- Only 3 of the 20 patients had involvement of multiple segments of the vertebral column.
- It is apparent from the first frame that the dorsal lobe containing the vertebral column does not lead the tail beat.
- The central nervous system is well protected by the vertebral column and by the skull.
- Posterior to this region, the vertebral column is clearly visible.
- These two main categories affect the bones of the vertebral column.
- The M. subvertebralis and the basapophyseal muscles encase the ventral side of the vertebral column.
- Organs so represented include the brain and spinal cord, pituitary gland, vertebral column, and thyroid gland.
- In four cases the duodenum ended on the right side of the vertebral column.
- Because of the large blood supply of the vertebral column, tumor cells lodging in the spinal column are unfortunately quite common.
- The defect occurs in the vertebral column with tissue protrusion through a bony cleft.
- They also possess extensive transverse processes and the tallest neural spines found in the vertebral column.
- The right femur is preserved on the ventral surface of the vertebral column in a somewhat distorted fashion.
- The intervertebral disc absorbs shock, provides resistance to compression and allows flexibility of the vertebral column.
- Intervertebral discs make up approximately 25% of the height of the cervical vertebral column.
- The esophagus extends through the entire thoracic cavity, posterior to the trachea and heart and anterior to the vertebral column.

Definition of vertebral column in US English:

vertebral column

noun

another term for spinal column
Example sentencesExamples
- Posterior to this region, the vertebral column is clearly visible.
- Organs so represented include the brain and spinal cord, pituitary gland, vertebral column, and thyroid gland.
- The M. subvertebralis and the basapophyseal muscles encase the ventral side of the vertebral column.
- The esophagus extends through the entire thoracic cavity, posterior to the trachea and heart and anterior to the vertebral column.
- Intervertebral discs make up approximately 25% of the height of the cervical vertebral column.
- The defect occurs in the vertebral column with tissue protrusion through a bony cleft.
- Because of the large blood supply of the vertebral column, tumor cells lodging in the spinal column are unfortunately quite common.
- The central nervous system is well protected by the vertebral column and by the skull.
- The brain within the skull and the spinal cord within the vertebral column constitute the central nervous system.
- Direct injury to the spine may cause a bone fracture anywhere along your vertebral column.
- The shell is a modified ribcage and part of the vertebral column.
- In one study of 748 vertebral columns, 717 had 17 thoracolumbar vertebrae, 26 had 18, and five had 16.
- It is apparent from the first frame that the dorsal lobe containing the vertebral column does not lead the tail beat.
- They also possess extensive transverse processes and the tallest neural spines found in the vertebral column.
- These two main categories affect the bones of the vertebral column.
- The intervertebral disc absorbs shock, provides resistance to compression and allows flexibility of the vertebral column.
- Only 3 of the 20 patients had involvement of multiple segments of the vertebral column.
- The right femur is preserved on the ventral surface of the vertebral column in a somewhat distorted fashion.
- Myomeres and myosepta are connected directly to the dermis of the skin, as well as to the vertebral column.
- In four cases the duodenum ended on the right side of the vertebral column.

单词	vertebral column
释义	Definition of vertebral column in English: vertebral column noun another term for spinal column Example sentencesExamples The shell is a modified ribcage and part of the vertebral column. Myomeres and myosepta are connected directly to the dermis of the skin, as well as to the vertebral column. Direct injury to the spine may cause a bone fracture anywhere along your vertebral column. In one study of 748 vertebral columns, 717 had 17 thoracolumbar vertebrae, 26 had 18, and five had 16. The brain within the skull and the spinal cord within the vertebral column constitute the central nervous system. Only 3 of the 20 patients had involvement of multiple segments of the vertebral column. It is apparent from the first frame that the dorsal lobe containing the vertebral column does not lead the tail beat. The central nervous system is well protected by the vertebral column and by the skull. Posterior to this region, the vertebral column is clearly visible. These two main categories affect the bones of the vertebral column. The M. subvertebralis and the basapophyseal muscles encase the ventral side of the vertebral column. Organs so represented include the brain and spinal cord, pituitary gland, vertebral column, and thyroid gland. In four cases the duodenum ended on the right side of the vertebral column. Because of the large blood supply of the vertebral column, tumor cells lodging in the spinal column are unfortunately quite common. The defect occurs in the vertebral column with tissue protrusion through a bony cleft. They also possess extensive transverse processes and the tallest neural spines found in the vertebral column. The right femur is preserved on the ventral surface of the vertebral column in a somewhat distorted fashion. The intervertebral disc absorbs shock, provides resistance to compression and allows flexibility of the vertebral column. Intervertebral discs make up approximately 25% of the height of the cervical vertebral column. The esophagus extends through the entire thoracic cavity, posterior to the trachea and heart and anterior to the vertebral column. Definition of vertebral column in US English: vertebral column noun another term for spinal column Example sentencesExamples Posterior to this region, the vertebral column is clearly visible. Organs so represented include the brain and spinal cord, pituitary gland, vertebral column, and thyroid gland. The M. subvertebralis and the basapophyseal muscles encase the ventral side of the vertebral column. The esophagus extends through the entire thoracic cavity, posterior to the trachea and heart and anterior to the vertebral column. Intervertebral discs make up approximately 25% of the height of the cervical vertebral column. The defect occurs in the vertebral column with tissue protrusion through a bony cleft. Because of the large blood supply of the vertebral column, tumor cells lodging in the spinal column are unfortunately quite common. The central nervous system is well protected by the vertebral column and by the skull. The brain within the skull and the spinal cord within the vertebral column constitute the central nervous system. Direct injury to the spine may cause a bone fracture anywhere along your vertebral column. The shell is a modified ribcage and part of the vertebral column. In one study of 748 vertebral columns, 717 had 17 thoracolumbar vertebrae, 26 had 18, and five had 16. It is apparent from the first frame that the dorsal lobe containing the vertebral column does not lead the tail beat. They also possess extensive transverse processes and the tallest neural spines found in the vertebral column. These two main categories affect the bones of the vertebral column. The intervertebral disc absorbs shock, provides resistance to compression and allows flexibility of the vertebral column. Only 3 of the 20 patients had involvement of multiple segments of the vertebral column. The right femur is preserved on the ventral surface of the vertebral column in a somewhat distorted fashion. Myomeres and myosepta are connected directly to the dermis of the skin, as well as to the vertebral column. In four cases the duodenum ended on the right side of the vertebral column.
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