Glossary entry

Italiano term or phrase:

relievi ossei

Inglese translation:

bone projections/bone protrusions

Added to glossary by Claudia Cherici
Oct 15, 2014 21:41
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Italiano term

relievi ossei

Da Italiano a Inglese Medico/Sanitario Medicina (generale) anatomy
It's about ANATOMY AND REGIONAL KINEMATICS OF THE CRANIOCERVICAL REGION
2.1 OSTEOLOGY
processi trasversi, rilievi ossei destro e sinistro che, partendo dal bordo laterale del corpo vertebrale si portano trasversalmente in fuori fino ad impiantarsi a livello dei processi articolari

Transverse processes, are right and left bone projections situated where the lamina join the pedicle. The right and left superior articular process and inferior articular process, have a flat articular surface to join with the articular processes of the superior and inferior vertebra.

Sorry if the Italian doesn't correspond to the English but I'm trying to do a correction of someone elses thesis! I think it means bone projections.

Thanks.
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Oct 29, 2014 04:36: Claudia Cherici Created KOG entry

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bone projections/bone protrusions

This is how I've always heard vertebral transverse processes described
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bony prominences

http://body-motion.co.uk/news/neymar-back-fracture/

The transverse process is a bony prominence which protrudes from the side of the vertebrae. This bony prominence serves as an anchor for muscle attachments

http://www.physioadvisor.com.au/16474550/thoracic-vertebrae-...

Each thoracic vertebrae also has various bony prominences, such as the spinous processes (located at the back of the bone) and transverse processes (located at each side of the vertebrae).

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