A manual of anatomy . de. The superior margin is attachedor fused to the manubrium forming an angle at the junction that isusually apDreciable to the touch. This is the sternal angle {angiilussterni). The lateral portions of this margin complete the facet forthe second costal cartilage. The inferior margin is convex and its 36 OSTEOLOGY middle part is connected to the xyphoid process. Lateral to thisthe sixth and seventh costal cartilages are attached. Each lateralmargin is thick and irregular presenting facets at the extremitiesof the ridges that accommodate the third, fourth and fifth costal Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-manual-of-anatomy-de-the-superior-margin-is-attachedor-fused-to-the-manubrium-forming-an-angle-at-the-junction-that-isusually-apdreciable-to-the-touch-this-is-the-sternal-angle-angiilussterni-the-lateral-portions-of-this-margin-complete-the-facet-forthe-second-costal-cartilage-the-inferior-margin-is-convex-and-its-36-osteology-middle-part-is-connected-to-the-xyphoid-process-lateral-to-thisthe-sixth-and-seventh-costal-cartilages-are-attached-each-lateralmargin-is-thick-and-irregular-presenting-facets-at-the-extremitiesof-the-ridges-that-accommodate-the-third-fourth-and-fifth-costal-image343394929.html
RM2AXJYMH–A manual of anatomy . de. The superior margin is attachedor fused to the manubrium forming an angle at the junction that isusually apDreciable to the touch. This is the sternal angle {angiilussterni). The lateral portions of this margin complete the facet forthe second costal cartilage. The inferior margin is convex and its 36 OSTEOLOGY middle part is connected to the xyphoid process. Lateral to thisthe sixth and seventh costal cartilages are attached. Each lateralmargin is thick and irregular presenting facets at the extremitiesof the ridges that accommodate the third, fourth and fifth costal
The signs of internal disease, with a brief consideration of the principal symptoms thereof . tion by the act of breathing. In such eases the lower sternal re-gion and intercostal angle is distinctly excavated and retracts duringinspiration. Enlarged tonsils, whooping cough and many respiratoryaffections are assigned as caiises. The Barrel Chest. This deformity i? also called the emphysema-tous chest. It may occur as early as the tenth year, but is generallyseen only in adult life. The chest becomes rounded and barrel-shaped,the intercostal spaces are widened, the neck is short and the backbow Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-signs-of-internal-disease-with-a-brief-consideration-of-the-principal-symptoms-thereof-tion-by-the-act-of-breathing-in-such-eases-the-lower-sternal-re-gion-and-intercostal-angle-is-distinctly-excavated-and-retracts-duringinspiration-enlarged-tonsils-whooping-cough-and-many-respiratoryaffections-are-assigned-as-caiises-the-barrel-chest-this-deformity-i-also-called-the-emphysema-tous-chest-it-may-occur-as-early-as-the-tenth-year-but-is-generallyseen-only-in-adult-life-the-chest-becomes-rounded-and-barrel-shapedthe-intercostal-spaces-are-widened-the-neck-is-short-and-the-backbow-image340075458.html
RM2AN7NM2–The signs of internal disease, with a brief consideration of the principal symptoms thereof . tion by the act of breathing. In such eases the lower sternal re-gion and intercostal angle is distinctly excavated and retracts duringinspiration. Enlarged tonsils, whooping cough and many respiratoryaffections are assigned as caiises. The Barrel Chest. This deformity i? also called the emphysema-tous chest. It may occur as early as the tenth year, but is generallyseen only in adult life. The chest becomes rounded and barrel-shaped,the intercostal spaces are widened, the neck is short and the backbow
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