The spinal cord passes through which of the following vertebral structures?

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The spinal cord passes through which of the following vertebral structures? (A) Neural canal (B) Acetabulum (C) Central canal (D) Ventricular system

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The vertebra extends from the base of the skull and forms the main framework of the trunk.
Neural canal (or vertebral canal): It is the central hollow portion of the vertebra through which the spinal cord passes. Neurocoel or central canal is filled with CSF.

Q. The spinal cord passes through which of the following vertebral structures?

Neural canal

Acetabulum

Central canal

Ventricular system

The vertebra extends from the base of the skull and forms the main framework of the trunk. Neural canal (or vertebral canal): It is the central hollow portion of the vertebra through which the spinal cord passes. Neurocoel or central canal is filled with CSF.

The vertebra extends from the base of the skull and forms the main framework of the trunk.
Neural canal (or vertebral canal): It is the central hollow portion of the vertebra through which the spinal cord passes. Neurocoel or central canal is filled with CSF.