What is a T5 injury?

Thoracic Nerves (T1 – T5) Injuries usually affect the trunk and legs(also known as paraplegia). Most likely use a manual wheelchair. Can learn to drive a modified car.

What does T5 vertebrae control?

The T5 vertebra is centrally located to protect the nerves that feed constant neurons to the liver, as well as the nerve bundles that affect the release of hormones, your metabolism, glucose production, insulin, and other regions.

What are some complications that can occur when injuring the T5 and T6 vertebrae?

The T5 and T6 vertebrae pain symptoms include digestion problems such as ulcers and heartburn. While T7 pain symptoms also include digestive ailments, the T7 and T8 vertebrae injury symptoms include fatigue, anemia, circulatory weakness, weakened immune system, and low blood, among others.

Where is the T5 located?

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The fifth vertebra in the thoracic segment of the spine, commonly referred to as the T5 vertebra, is located in the upper body, between the chest and the collarbone. This bone is one of the 12 vertebrae in the thoracic (middle) spine that supports the rib cage and protects the internal organs in the chest.

What can happen with an injury to the T5 and T6 vertebrae?

What is T5 in your back?

Your T5 vertebra is located in your spine, roughly halfway down your back. It’s the fifth of our twelve thoracic vertebrae, and is attached to ribs on both sides of your body.