Lendenkrümmung
Lendenkrümmung, also known as lumbar lordosis, is a normal physiological curvature of the spine in the lower back region. It is one of the primary curves of the spine, along with the cervical lordosis in the neck and the thoracic kyphosis in the upper back. The lumbar lordosis is essential for maintaining the spine's stability and allowing for the natural arch of the back, which is crucial for posture and mobility.
The lumbar spine consists of five vertebrae, and the lordosis is formed by the natural tilt of
Lendenkrümmung is typically most pronounced in the middle of the lumbar spine, around the level of the
In some cases, the lumbar lordosis may become exaggerated or altered due to various factors, such as