T/CI 009-2021 Traditional Chinese Medicine Spine Health Level Evaluation Standards

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Scope: This standard defines the smallest functional unit of the spine and quantitatively classifies the degree of spinal fatigue by evaluating the deviation angle of vertebrae, the displacement distance, and the number of fatigue points. This standard is applicable to the grading and evaluation of various degrees of spinal fatigue in the pre-clinical stage; Main technical content: 4. Assessment indicators and methods 4.1 Degree: Calculated according to the mathematical definition of "angle". It is the angle formed by the central axis of the spine (which can be understood as the line connecting the "Baihui Acupoint" on the top of the head and the "Huiyin Acupoint" on the middle concave part of the anus and genitals in traditional Chinese medicine, and perpendicular to the horizontal plane - this is the central axis of the spine) and the center line of the spinous process (a ray formed by the vertex of the spinous process and the center point of the spinous process - this is the center line of the spinous process). It is the degree of deviation of the spinous process of the vertebrae from the central axis of the spine. 4.2 Length of the spinous process deviating from the central axis of the spine. The unit is millimeters. The specific measurement method is: First, determine the center points of the spinous processes of the vertebrae and the center points of the other two vertebral arches; Second, accurately measure the distance from the center point of the spinous process to the center points of the two vertebral arches with a ruler; Third, subtract the smaller value from the larger value - this is the length of the vertebrae deviating from the central axis of the spine, with the unit being millimeters. 4.3 Interspinous distance: The distance between any two adjacent spinous processes - referred to as "interspinous distance". The measurement method of the increase and decrease of the interspinous distance refers to the principle of the "thumb-length mea

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