Radiculopathy Vertebrae Nerves black filled icon

About the Radiculopathy Vertebrae Nerves black filled icon

Two vertebrae are shown from the side, stacked with a disc between them, and from each one a nerve root branches out and bends downward. The picture explains radicular syndrome, where a compressed root sends pain along its path. Use it on spine-clinic sites, physiotherapy handouts, neurology apps, medical slide decks and patient-education pages.

The vertebral bodies read as soft rounded blocks while the nerves stay as thin hooked lines, so the two structures never blur together. It pairs with herniated-disc, sciatica and posture icons in medical sets. Show it at 48 px or larger so the nerve roots stay traceable.

This is the solid black filled version of the radiculopathy vertebrae nerves icon: a bold silhouette that reads clearly at 16-24 px and on dark or busy backgrounds, and prints well in one colour.

Download it free as a scalable SVG vector or transparent-background PNG in seven sizes (16 to 512px), copy the SVG code straight into your project, or open it in the free online editor to change colors, apply gold, silver, neon and gradient styles, animate it, or convert it to EPS, PDF and DXF.

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