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vertebro
backbone
spondylopathy
pararthrum
intravertebrally
diastematomyelia
invertebrate
neurocentrum
occipitoaxial
hypantrum
vertebral column
sacrocaudal
vertebroiliac
vertebrosacral
epineural
lumbarization
hyperapophysis
oculoauriculovertebral
heterocoelous
intervertebral
vertebral
neurapophysis
facioauriculovertebral
vertebrectomy
vertebrocostal
kyphoplasty
vertebrogenic
spondylectomy
listhesis
zygopophysis
zygapophysis
spinous process
notarium
extravertebral
costotransverse
vertebral arch
pleurocentrum
costotransversectomy
holospondyly
epipleural
uncovertebral
hypapophysis
craniovertebral
transversarium
trivertebral
cervicodorsal
coccyx
synsacrum
compression fracture
anapophysis
intervertebral disc
bone
vertebrosternal
prevertebra
ankylosing spondylitis
vertebroarterial
anticlinal vertebra
teleosaur
vertebrarterial
pleurapophysis
sacral vertebra
atlas
hemivertebra
rachiotomy
leg
wobbler disease
pachyostosis
spondyle
postvertebral
opisthocoelous
aspidospondyly
isospondylous
vertebrally
laminoplasty
multifidus
epistropheus
epipophysis
metapophysis
centrum
platycoelian
precaudal
caudal
tailbone
vertebropelvic
platyspondyly
spondylolisthesis
intertransverse
acantha
klippel feil syndrome
floating rib
neural spine
presacral
neuroforamen
neurocentral
excalation
pleurocoel
parapophysis
lamina
vertebrofemoral
risser sign
propygostylar
intravertebral
intervertebrally
vertebroplasty
diarthrum
vertebration
hyposphene
costovertebral
neural arch
spinal canal
coccygeal vertebra
sacrum
sacrovertebral
longissimus
perivertebral
cervicoaxillary
intercentrum
paxwax
sternovertebral
diapophysis
neck
Definitions:
Noun
vertebra
Definition: one of the bony segments of the spinal column
Definition: Any of the bony or cartilaginous segments which make up the backbone, consisting in some lower vertebrates of several distinct elements which never become united, and in higher vertebrates having a short more or less cylindrical body whose ends articulate by pads of elastic or cartilaginous tissue with those of adjacent vertebrae and a bony arch that encloses the spinal cord.