Given that the thoracic area is the largest part of your spine, consisting of 12 vertebrae ... in the tightening of these muscles and mid-back pain are large breasts and poor fitting bras or ...

Middle back pain affects the thoracic spine—the part of the spine that supports the rib cage in the middle and upper back. Compared to lower back (lumbar spine) and neck (cervical spine ...

and your lumbar spine is in your lower back. If you have upper and middle back pain, that involves your thoracic spine. There are 12 vertebrae in your thoracic spine. You may hear your doctor ...

It is either localised to the spine or radiates anteriorly in a typical girdle-like fashion along the intercostal dermatome. Nocturnal recumbent pain is also typical of thoracic spinal pain. Unlike ...

diminished sensation, or weakness down the arm along the path of the nerve on one side of your body. Your thoracic spine is the area of the backbone in your mid-back. Thoracic spinal foraminal ...

The condition can occur in the cervical spine (neck), thoracic spine (mid back) or the lumbar spine (lower back ... eventually compress and damage the cord, and cause pain. Spinal stenosis is a ...

Two cases of anterior spinal ... mid-thoracic anterior hemicord syndrome manifesting as hemianalgesia below the affected segment, followed by contralateral lower limb spasticity that develops into an ...

which are the cervical (neck), thoracic (mid-back) and lumbar (lower back). In the cervical spine, spinal stenosis can cause symptoms such as neck pain, arm pain, weakness and numbness or tingling in ...

As a personal trainer, I’ll often hear clients mention that chronic back pain limits their activity. Unfortunately, it’s a common problem for anyone that spends their work days tied to a desk.

What is thoracic outlet syndrome? Thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS) is a syndrome that can cause any combination of pain, weakness, numbness, tingling, sensation of coldness or, sometimes, a more general ...

Each picture shows a thin slice of your body. You won’t feel any pain during the test. But you may feel warmth in the area of your spine being scanned. You’ll also hear a loud tapping or ...