What, exactly, is FORAMINA?
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In anatomy, a foramen is any opening.  Foramina is the plural.\n\nFor example foramina of skull, the apical foramen is the hole at the tip of the root of a tooth, the foramen ovale (heart) is a hole between the venous and arterial sides of the fetal heart, vertebral foramen, obturator foramen, lesser sciatic foramen, and greater sciatic foramen.
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Sounds like it. Look into steroid injections.A lower back is a TFESI...trans foraminal epidural steroid injection. My wife just had one yesterday as a matter of fact. They work really well for us.
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it looks like a longggggg bone but it has spikes sticking out of it\n\nÆ
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http://home.earthlink.net/~thekeither/Forensic/forsone.htm
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Hi.\n\nWebMD has an excellent article on this:\n\nhttp://www.webmd.com/content/article/115/111787.htm\n\n\nBest! :-)
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The three meninges are from outside going in: dura mater, arachnoid mater, and pia mater.\n\n"sub" arachnoid tells you it's below the arachnoid layer, so it's between the arachnoid and pia.
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Ligaments ....they connect muscle to bone... and tendons are for muscle....
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In Latin, the plural is "fora", because the noun "forum" follows the second type of declension and has neutral gender. For this type of declension, you have a nominative singular neutral noun ending in "-um", and its corresponding nominative plural ends in "-a".\n\nHowever, if you actually mean the Present-Day English noun that is derived from the Latin noun, the regular plural "forums" is more frequently used than "fora", by adding the regular English plural ending "-s". "Fora" is also used, but less frequently.\n\n"Fori" is always incorrect, regardless of whether it's Latin or English.
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Heat and streching, although I am wondering which fascia you are actually referring to?
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From what I have found (which wasn't much) it seems to be a surgical procedure.  I will add the sites I have looked at but the are very technical and aimed at surgeons.\nI hope they will be of some help to you.
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Umm... for a... what??
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You don't say which bone, but I do find reference to ligament separation from bone in an ACL injury.  Perhaps this can lead to your answer.
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Here's a good site with a pretty good illustration as well:\n\nhttp://www.kneeguru.co.uk/html/knee/knee_anatomy/bones_front01.
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Peristalsis.  The sequential contractions of muscles along the canal.
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the mitochondria...i think
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You are referring, perhaps, to the layers of aterial tissue?\n\nThe fibers can be muscle, elastic, or other connective tissue.\n\nWikipedia has an excellent set of articles on the different tunica layers and of what they are composed.
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The Answer you are looking for is the Hyoid bone, it is in your throat and helps support your tounge. Here is a link that describes it for you. \n\nhttp://bioweb.uwlax.edu/APlab/Table_of_Contents/Lab_03/Hyoid_Bone/hyoid_bone.html