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Hippocrates devised two apparatuses, known as the Hippocratic ladder and the Hippocratic board, to reduce displaced vertebrae. Those pioneer methods are deemed to be the precursors to the sophisticated techniques used in spine surgery today.
The first reference to spinal cord injury is recorded in the Edwin Smith papyrus. Little was known of the function of the cord before Galens experiments conducted in the second century AD. Galen described the protective coverings of the spinal cord: the bone, posterior longitudinal ligament, dura mater, and pia mater.
The vertebrae (back bones) of the spine include the cervical spine (C1-C7), thoracic spine (T1-T12), lumbar spine (L1-L5), sacral spine (S1-S5), and the tailbone.
Without a strong spine you cannot hold yourself up which can lead to a narrative that says you arent strong emotionally/physically/mentally/spiritually. Or you cannot defend yourself thus you are helpless. Having a strong spine would imply you can withstand a lot that you are powerful.
The first descriptions of spinal cord injuries, which include most interesting comments on management, are found in the Edwin Smith Surgical Papyrus, a remarkable document, now in New York. We are indebted to J. H. Breasted who translated this earliest surviving medical document for the New York Historical Society.

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Thanks to years of painstaking work by University of Chicago researcher Zeray Alemseged, scientists know more about the origins of the human spine. This skeleton captures the process of evolution as it happened 3.3 million years ago, said Alemseged, a professor of organismal biology and anatomy.
The strong influence of the Hippocratic tradition can characteristically be traced in orthopaedics and particularly in Galens presentation of the spine. Based on his observations, derived from dissection and vivisection of animals, Galen established a pioneer model for the study of human spine.
For most people, the spinal cord stops growing around age 5. In an adult, the spinal cord ends around the small of the back, an area known as the second lumbar vertebrae. The rest of the spinal canal only has spinal nerves, and not the spinal cord itself.

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