An observational study of anatomical changes in Lumbar Spine produced due to Atibharvahan in farmers using MRI
Abstract
For diagnosis and treatment of various diseases anatomical study i.e., Rachana Sharir is necessary. Rachana Sharir - human anatomy is explained in detailed by various Acharyas in their Samhitas. For locomotory movements of human body, bones and joints are essential aspect of anatomical learning. Detail explanation of Asthi (bones) is described in Ayurvedic classics and modern science which will be studied and utilized for the observational study of lumbar spine in farmers due to Atibharvahan. India is agriculture predominant country. As numbers of farmers are more which deals with heavy weight lifting leading to physical stress and strain in Lumbar spine, which was not studied earlier.
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