Full Description:

Get the complete spinal reference set with this specially priced bundle from Blue Tree Publishing. Combining detailed vertebral anatomy with clinical conditions and nerve root mapping, these two large-format posters work perfectly together in any chiropractic clinic, physical therapy practice, orthopedic office, or medical classroom.

Included in this bundle:

Poster 1 — The Vertebral Column (24x36 inch laminated)

A large-format reference poster covering the complete vertebral column in stunning anatomical detail — anterior, lateral, and posterior views with detailed labeling of every region and structure.

• Anterior view — complete spinal column from atlas and axis through cervical, thoracic, lumbar vertebrae, sacrum, and coccyx — all vertebrae numbered
• Lateral view — complete side view showing cervical column, dorsal column, lumbar column, sacrum, sacrum and coccyx pelvic surface
• Posterior view — complete posterior spinal view with all vertebrae numbered
• Cervical vertebrae — atlas, axis, cervical vertebrae detailed — the skeleton of the neck formed by the seven first vertebrae
• Thoracic vertebrae detail — side view of individual thoracic vertebra showing all processes and foramina
• Intervertebral foramina — spaces between the vertebral bodies and pedicles, permitting different somatic nerves to emerge from the vertebral column
• Dorsal vertebrae — dorsal column running through thoracic region of the back, formed by twelve dorsal vertebrae thicker than cervical vertebrae, transverse processes of the dorsal column articulate with the ribs
• Lumbar vertebra — detailed illustration of individual lumbar vertebra
• Lumbar column — part of the vertebral column running down the lumbar region, formed of five thick wide vertebrae
• Intervertebral discs — cartilaginous joints located between different vertebrae, serving as cushioning for the vertebral bodies
• Sacrum — triangular bony structure formed by the union of vertebrae forming a single bone
• Sacral foramens — openings between fused sacral vertebrae, anterior and posterior sacral foramens allowing passage of rami of the sacral nerves
• Coccyx — bony structure comprised of four or five almost atrophic vertebral vestiges forming the final part of the vertebral column

Poster 2 — The Human Spine (24x36 inch laminated)

A comprehensive clinical reference poster covering all 33 vertebrae, 5 spinal regions, nerve root mapping, and 7 common spinal conditions — color-coded for easy reference.

• Fast facts — 33 vertebrae total, 7 cervical, 12 thoracic, 5 lumbar, 23 intervertebral discs, 31 pairs of spinal nerves, approximately 70cm average spine length, S-shaped natural curve
• Anterior, lateral, and posterior views — complete color-coded spinal column showing cervical (C1-C7), thoracic (T1-T12), lumbar (L1-L5), sacrum, coccyx, intervertebral disc, and nerve tissue
• Nerve root map — color-coded reference showing which spinal levels control which body regions — head, neck, shoulders; arms, hands, fingers; chest, upper back; abdomen, mid back; groin, inner thigh; knee, shin, foot; bladder, bowel, leg
• Each spinal level controls specific body regions — damage to each level causes symptoms in its target area

7 Common Spinal Conditions:

• Herniated disc — disc between vertebrae ruptures, pressing on nearby nerves, causing pain, numbness, or weakness
• Scoliosis — abnormal lateral curvature of the spine, can be C-shaped or S-shaped, may be structural or functional
• Spinal stenosis — narrowing of the spinal canal compressing the spinal cord and nerve roots, causing pain and weakness
• Lordosis & kyphosis — exaggerated spinal curves, lordosis curves inward, kyphosis curves outward beyond normal range
• Sciatica — irritation of the sciatic nerve, longest nerve in the body, causing pain radiating down the leg
• Degenerative disc disease (DDD) — discs between vertebrae wear down over time losing height and cushioning ability, gradual breakdown often in the lower back and neck causing pain, stiffness, and pressure on nearby nerves

Why this bundle works:
The Vertebral Column poster provides the foundational anatomical understanding of spinal structure — every vertebra, region, and bone detail — while the Human Spine poster brings that anatomy to life clinically with nerve root mapping and the seven most common conditions patients present with. Together they give a complete picture of spinal health from pure anatomy through clinical application.

Perfect for:

• Chiropractic clinics and spinal health centers
• Physical therapy and occupational therapy practices
• Orthopedic and neurology offices
• Medical and nursing schools
• Patient education and consultation rooms

Both posters feature wipe-clean laminated surfaces for lasting durability in busy clinical environments.

For educational purposes only. Not a substitute for professional medical advice.