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what are the typical rib locations and what structures do they have?
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Ribs 3-9
Head Neck Tubercle Articular facet for transverse process Non articular part Articular facets for vertebral body Superior Inferior Body or shaft Angle Costal groove Costal cartilage |
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Muscle between v and a of 1st rib?
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Anterior Scalene
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Where are the atypical ribs? What are the subtypes?
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1 and 2 rib
10 - 12 - single articular facets on head 11 and 12 - floaters no necks no tubercles |
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Bony landmarks on thoracic wall?
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Superior angle of scapula - T2 spinous process
Inf. angle scapula - T7 spinous process Jugular notch - T2 Sternal angle - Angle of louis - 2nd rib costal cartilage - level T4/5 |
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how does metastasis of cancer spread in breast cancer from one breast to the next?
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lymphatic ducts of the medial thorax that attaches to the other breast
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