How is thoracic 7 vertebral body compression fracture caused

The occurrence of thoracic vertebral compression fracture may be related to long-term pressure, external force, bone diseases and other factors. The correlation analysis is as follows:

1. Long-term pressure and long-term

pressure may also lead to thoracic vertebral compression fracture. Chronic excessive load of spinal pressure, such as continuous poor body posture, improper lifting posture, etc., will gradually damage the vertebral body structure, resulting in vertebral compression fracture.

2. External force The

common cause of thoracic vertebral compression fracture is external force, such as traffic accident, fall, fall and other accidental injuries, resulting in direct violence on the chest. When the external force exceeds the limit of thoracic vertebral body, vertebral compression deformation will occur.

3. Bone diseases

Some bone diseases may also make thoracic vertebral body prone to compression fracture, such as rickets, brittle bone disease, osteoporosis, osteoma, etc., which will make bones more fragile and unable to withstand normal pressure, increasing the risk of compression fracture.