manubriums (Meaning)
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manubriums (pl.)
of Manubrium
Synonyms & Antonyms of manubriums
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manubriums Sentence Examples
- The manubriums of the sternum fuse together to form the body of the sternum.
- The manubriums serve as the attachment point for the clavicles and ribs.
- A sternal fracture involving the manubrium can be life-threatening due to its proximity to vital structures.
- The manubriums are composed of cancellous bone, which is softer and more porous than cortical bone.
- The manubriums play a role in the mechanics of respiration by providing a stable base for the sternum.
- In some individuals, the manubriums may have a notch or depression called the sternal notch.
- The manubriums are innervated by the anterior thoracic nerves.
- The manubriums are visible on the anterior surface of the chest as the upper part of the sternum.
- The manubriums can be palpated to assess their integrity and to detect any abnormalities.
- Medical imaging techniques such as X-rays and CT scans can provide detailed views of the manubriums.
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of Manubrium
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The manubriums of the sternum fuse together to form the body of the sternum.
The manubriums serve as the attachment point for the clavicles and ribs.
A sternal fracture involving the manubrium can be life-threatening due to its proximity to vital structures.
The manubriums are composed of cancellous bone, which is softer and more porous than cortical bone.
