Normal Spine Anatomy Diagram - Labeled Cervical, Thoracic, Lumbar, Sacral Regions #248119 (License: Personal Use)

This medical illustration presents two standard anatomical views of a healthy human vertebral column: a lateral (side) view on the left and a posterior (back) view on the right. Each vertebra is numbered and grouped into functional regions-cervical (1-7), thoracic (1-12), lumbar (1-5), sacral (fused S1-S5), and coccygeal (3-5 fused)-with intervertebral discs and the thoracolumbar junction explicitly indicated. The diagram serves as an educational reference for understanding spinal structure, alignment, and segmental anatomy.

Used in medical textbooks, chiropractic or orthopedic patient education materials, anatomy courses, and health websites to explain spinal anatomy, diagnose conditions, or illustrate posture and biomechanics. Matches user intent for learning basic spine structure or verifying normal anatomy.