rachio-, rachi-, rach-, rachis-, rhach-, rhachi-, rhachio-
(Greek > Latin: spine, backbone)
rachial
Spinal, of or relating to the spinal column.
Outdated, pain in the vertebral column or spine: Rachialgia is a type of back pain , particularly known to have been Pott's disease, or previously termed lead colic.
The absence of pain in the the spinal area: Rachianalgesia is a very rare condition, but it has been reported that a case has was detected in the fourth lumbar vertebra.
A partial or the complete loss of sensation in the spine: After the epidural injection, Pamela developed rachianesthesia which made the operation on her leg less painful.
rachicentesis
Lumbar puncture.
rachidial
rachidian
rachigraph
An instrument used to record the contours of the back.
rachilysis
Treatment of scoliosis by a combination of traction and pressure.
rachiocampsis
Any curvature of the vertebral column.
rachiocentesis
rachiochysis
1. Leakage of cerebrospinal fluid from the spinal subarachnoid space.
2. Excessive formation or inflow of fluid into the spinal subarchnoid space.
2. Excessive formation or inflow of fluid into the spinal subarchnoid space.
rachiocyphosis
An abnormally increased convexity in the curvature of the thoracic spine as viewed from the side.
A pain in the vertebral column: A fracture, spinal stenosis, a disk problem, or strain are just a few causes of a condition of rachiodynia.
rachiokyphosis, kyphosis
An abnormally increased convexity in the curvature of the thoracic spine as viewed from the side; also called a hunchback.
