Inferior thoracic aperture - Wikipedia

Inferior thoracic aperture / From Wikipedia ... The inferior thoracic aperture is bounded by: the 12th thoracic vertebra, 11th and 12th pairs of ribs, costal cartilages of ribs 7 through 10, and the xiphisternal joint - (ie:...
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Dictionary Contents: X

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Sternum

Search: / Advanced Research Random Article / Abbreviations / Actors / Aircraft / Architecture / Computer Viruses / Costume / Dictionary / Food & Drink / Gazetteer ... The lower articulation is called the xiphisternal...
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Results for sternum / On this page: / Select Article / Dictionary / Dental Dictionary / Sports & Medicine / Veterinary / Wikipedia / Translations / Citations / --------------- Or search: / - The Web / - Images / - News / - Blogs ... Sternum...
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New Scientist Last Word Blog: What's the crack?

Q&As on everyday science from / Wednesday, 5 March 2008 / What's the crack? ... If it's further down, it's more likely to be your xiphisternal joint - it doesn't ossify (or fuse) until the age of 40, if at all...Finally,...
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