xiphoidian (Meaning)
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xiphoidian (a.)
Xiphoid.
Synonyms & Antonyms of xiphoidian
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xiphoidian Sentence Examples
- The xiphoidian process, a cartilaginous projection of the sternum, extends inferiorly from its midline.
- The xiphoidian process forms part of the abdominal wall and serves as an attachment point for various muscles.
- In some individuals, the xiphoidian process may be excessively elongated, causing discomfort known as xiphoidalgia.
- The xiphoidian process can become inflamed in a condition called xiphoiditis, characterized by chest pain and tenderness.
- During surgery, the xiphoidian process may be removed as part of a procedure called xiphoidectomy.
- The xiphoidian process is an important anatomical landmark in the epigastric region.
- The xiphoidian process can be used as a reference point for ultrasound and other medical imaging procedures.
- People with severe abdominal pain may experience referred pain to the xiphoidian process.
- Trauma to the xiphoidian process can cause a break or fracture in the cartilage.
- The xiphoidian process is a vestigial remnant of the embryonic tailbone in humans.
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Xiphoid.
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The xiphoidian process, a cartilaginous projection of the sternum, extends inferiorly from its midline.
The xiphoidian process forms part of the abdominal wall and serves as an attachment point for various muscles.
In some individuals, the xiphoidian process may be excessively elongated, causing discomfort known as xiphoidalgia.
The xiphoidian process can become inflamed in a condition called xiphoiditis, characterized by chest pain and tenderness.
