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I don't think I have any wedging of vertebrae. Wedging discs, yes. If you want to see my X-rays they are under the thread "I have some imaging CD's" in the non-surgical area. Discs are interesting. As far as I remember Anatomy & Physiology, they are structured out of cartilaginous material with a gelatinous center (I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong). I would think they would adapt rather quickly to whatever position the spine is in, except maybe in us older folks. Although, one might think that "forcing" it into position too quickly might rupture one or at least pinch a nerve as they are in close proximity.
I don't think I have any wedging of vertebrae. Wedging discs, yes. If you want to see my X-rays they are under the thread "I have some imaging CD's" in the non-surgical area. Discs are interesting. As far as I remember Anatomy & Physiology, they are structured out of cartilaginous material with a gelatinous center (I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong). I would think they would adapt rather quickly to whatever position the spine is in, except maybe in us older folks. Although, one might think that "forcing" it into position too quickly might rupture one or at least pinch a nerve as they are in close proximity.
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