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Lumbar Spine Anatomy Information

Lumbar Spine

Lumbar Spine Anatomy Information

The spine is designed to be incredibly strong, protecting the highly sensitive nerve roots, but also highly flexible providing for advanced mobility. The lower back is the most mobile section of the spine, and bears the entire weight of the torso, making it the most frequently injured area of the spine.

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