Converse of object

• fracture: Karl Muggeridge, who fell this morning, has fractured the 12th vertebra and the second lumbar.

Preposition: of

• neck: However, because the muscles and vertebrae of the neck are tough, decapitation may require more than one blow.

Noun used with modifier

• atlas: The atlas vertebra meets with the occipital condyles which flank the foramen magnum in the basilar part of the occipital bone of the skull.

Converse of object

• break: It is also possible to break the vertebrae in the neck without causing any injury to the spinal cord.

• move: The device performs a gentle and repeated circular motion, which moves the vertebrae of the lower back and the pelvic area.

• call: There are seven bones called vertebrae in your neck which balance the heavy weight of your head.

• have: In 1966 she had three vertebrae fused in her back.

Adjective modifier

• cervical: The Chi Machine can adjust the whole spine all the way up to the cervical vertebra.

• caudal: Also in 1996, another caudal vertebra was found.

Preposition: in

• spine: It is the only vertebra in the spine which has no vertebral body.

Adjective modifier

• lumbar: A lumbar fracture is a break in the lumbar vertebrae.

• sacral: Sacral vertebrae are the bones of the spine in this region, which are fused together to form a bone called the sacrum.

• fractured: However, the range of variability in fractured vertebrae would pose a problem for a global model.

Preposition: in

• neck: C followed by a number from 1 to 7 will refer to the vertebrae in the neck.

• column: The number of vertebrae in the human spinal column.