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The 25 pages that link to Spinal cord, each with the reason it gives.

• Vertebral columnRelated: The vertebral canal encloses and protects this neural structure.

• RadiculopathyRelated: Spinal nerve roots connect the cord to peripheral nerves, though radiculopathy affects the roots rather than the cord itself.

• MeningitisRelated: The meninges surrounding it are included in the definition of meningitis.

• Muscle spindleRelated: Spindle sensory axons enter spinal circuits that can activate motor neurons rapidly.

• Spinal fusionRelated: Nearby neural structures must be protected during spinal exposure and decompression.

• Medulla oblongataRelated: The medulla continues into the spinal cord at the skull's base.

• Foramen magnumRelated: It enters the vertebral canal through the foramen magnum.

• VertebraRelated: The vertebral arch protects it as it passes through the vertebral canal.

• Brain (anatomy)Related: It is the brain’s principal connection to peripheral nerves and bodily signals.

• Human backRelated: It runs through the spine protected by the back's vertebrae.

• Spinal columnRelated: The vertebral column encloses and protects it along most of its length.