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The vertebral bodies of L4 and L5 are found above and below the vertebral disc (to which the arrow is pointing to). The lumbar vertebrae have large vertebral bodies which are important for weight bearing.
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L4/5
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The L3/L4 is the disc just above the arrow. The L4/L5 disc can be differentiated by the rest by looking for the lumbosacral joint (which looks like a final thin disc before the fused bones).
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L3/L4
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This is the level at which the spinal cord terminates and is known as the conus medullaris.
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L1/L2
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This part of the vertebral column is found as a fused bone much like the sacrum.
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Coccyx
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The sacrum consists of fused sacral vertebrae S1-S5 so does not have any S1/S2 discs.
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S1/S2
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Abdominal anatomy
To which level of the vertebral column is the arrow pointing to?

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