Atlas of developmental field anomalies of the human skeleton : a paleopathology perspective /
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
| Language Notes: | English. |
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Hoboken, N.J. :
Wiley-Blackwell,
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Table of Contents:
- pt. I. Axial skeleton. A. Skull. A-1. Cranial vault development. Cranial vault anomalies
- A-2. Face development. Facial anomalies
- A-3. External auditory meatus and tympanic plate development. External auditory meatus and tympanic plate anomalies
- A-4. Stylohyoid chain development. Stylohyoid chain anomalies
- A-5. Skull base development. Skull base anomalies
- Occipital-cervical (O-C) border development
- B. Vertebral column. Vertebral column development
- Vertebral column anomalies
- C. Ribs. Rib development
- Rib anomalies
- D. Sternum. Sternum development
- Sternum anomalies and variations
- pt. II. Appendicular skeleton. E. Upper limbs. Upper limb development. Shoulder girdle segment. E-1. Clavicle development. Clavicle anomalies
- E-2. Scapula development. Scapula anomalies
- Arm segment
- E-3. Humerus development. Humerus anomalies
- Forearm and hand segments
- Paraxial development
- E-4. Radius and ulna development. Radius and ulna anomalies
- E-5. Carpus development. Carpal anomalies
- E-6. Digital development. Digital anomalies.
- F. Lower limbs. Lower limb development
- Pelvic girdle segment
- F-1. Innominate development. Innominate anomalies
- Thigh segment
- F-2. Femur development. Femur anomalies
- F-3. Patella development. Patella anomalies
- Lower leg and foot segments
- Paraxial development
- F-4. Tibia and fibula development. Tibia and fibula anomalies
- F-5. Tarsus development. Tarsal anomalies
- F-6. Digital development. Digital anomalies.