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The lumbar vertebrae are the remaining vertebrae below the last thoracic. The thoracic vertebrae comprise the chest section and have ribs attached. The spine is divided into several sections. These are the 7 bones of the spine in the neck. Please understand that this site is not intended to dispense medical advice, provide or assist medical diagnosis. A neck x-ray is an imaging test to look at cervical vertebrae. The images on have been quality assured and verified by a senior consultant and specialist in pediatric radiology. Hence the loading times can be slightly above normal, but with zero loss of quality in these normal bone xrays of the children skeleton. The images chosen are unedited and most importantly they are in RAW-format (not compressed). Normal children chest xrays are also included. As I and new colleagues constantly had to look up different ossification centers and compare with the present children bone xray at the time – I found having a little library of bone xrays available was very helpful. Stock Photography by sermax55 5 / 339 normal humans skull Stock Photography by stockdevil 1 / 14 Magnetic resonance imaging of the cervical spine. This site has been made in order to have a quick “reference” look at normal pediatric bone xrays from the ages of day 1 up to 15 years. cervical spine neck x-ray image Pictures by praisaeng 14 / 623 Xray of Skull Stock Photos by saransk 3 / 364 highlighted spine Stock Photographs by Eraxion 15 / 611 Magnetic resonance imaging of the cervical spine. Even in adults, a normal cross-table lateral x-ray does not exclude a spinal cord injury. Tenderness of the neck and careful neurologic examination must stay the main way of diagnosing a patient, especially in the pediatric population. These normal bone xrays are NOT intended as bone-age references!Įach bone, , represents an image different from the next one, but still within the same localization and age depending on the column and row they are in. Plain radiographs are negative in 25 of pediatric patients with an injury to the spinal cord. Ages are approximate (generally, at most +/- 1-2 months, but mostly within + / – 15 days – unless stated otherwise). Male and female subjects are intermixed. This is a repository of radiograph examples (X-rays) of the pediatric (children) skeleton by age, from birth to 15 years. Unfortunately, such information is not available as randomised clinical studies have not addressed this issue.