Spinal Cord Vertebrae

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The spinal cord runs inside the vertebral column, and vertebral column protects the spinal cord. This is the key difference between spinal cord and vertebral column. Spinal cord and vertebral column are two vital structures of humans. They run together from head to abdomen but work independently.

The spinal cord runs inside the vertebral column, and vertebral column protects the spinal cord. This is the key difference between spinal cord and vertebral column. Spinal cord and vertebral column are two vital structures of humans. They run together from head to abdomen but work independently. 1. Overview and Key Difference 2.

The spinal cord is long, thin tubular bundles of nerves composed of 31 pairs. It runs inside the vertebral column, a bony structure with 26 vertebrae. The latter protects the spinal cord and provides attachment sites for ribs and neck muscles. The spinal cord passes information from the brain to peripheral nervous system.

Spinal Cord Vertebrae