Interspinous ligaments irradiation - The anatomical charts for the strictest osteopaths

The interspinous ligaments connect the spinous processes from a vertebra to another.

These ligaments are delimited anteriorly by the flavo ligament and posteriorly by the supraspinatus one.

The interspinous ligament is thickest in the lumbar spine.

Thanks to these brand new anatomical charts designed by an osteopath for osteopaths, it is possible to quickly visualize the irradiation of pain with the afferent interspinous ligaments.

Born from the training and clinical experience of physiotherapists and osteopaths, these posters allow you to visualize the areas of irradiation of the interspinous ligaments.

Osteoposter Interspinous ligaments irradiation for students

Students will appreciate the osteoposter on the irradiation of interspinous ligaments for the immediacy of the information that can be found, the vertebra by which it is innervated is associated with each anatomical area, in order to determine rapidly the zone to work on. 

Osteoposter Interspinous ligaments irradiation for osteopaths

Osteopaths find in osteoposter on the irradiation of interspinous ligaments a very useful reminder during their professional activity, and a true useful tool to communicate with their patients, to quickly provide  some explanation about their pathology and its related therapy.

How are osteoposters made on irradiation of interspinous ligaments?

The osteoposter on the irradiation of the interspinous ligaments are made in 50x70cm format, horizontally or vertically, in wear and humidity resistant roller material.

On request they are also available in forex.