Processus xiphoideus

Processus xiphoideus, hodie rarissime processus ensiformis vocatus, est pars inferior sterni, in infantibus cartilaginosa, in adultis ossea^[1]. Inter homines plures formarum variantes exstant^[2].

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Processus xiphoideus
Cognitores
TA	A02.3.03.007
Anatomia macroscopica

Situs processi xiphoidei (rubre)

Facies sterni posterior cum situ processi xiphoidei infra

Etymologia

Nomen "xiphoideus" de verbo Graeco ξιφοειδές, ensis instar, emanavit.

Pinacotheca

Situs processi xiphoidei (rubre depictum), rotans.
Visum propinquitate.
Processi xiphoidei forma, rotans.

Notae

↑ Anderson B. W., Holme M. R., Burns B. (2020). "Anatomy, Thorax, Xiphoid Process". StatPearls
↑ Mashriqi F., D'Antoni A. V., Tubbs R. S. (Aug 2017). "Xiphoid Process Variations: A Review with an Extremely Unusual Case Report". Cureus 9 (8): e1613

Nexus interni

Nexus externi

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stipula

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De osse

Ossa longa	umerus • ulna • radius • femur • tibia • fibula
Ossa plana	costae • scapula • sternum (cum processu xiphoideo) • coxa
Ossa brevia	ossa metacarpii • ossa metatarsii
Ossa sesamoida	patella
Ossa pneumatica	os frontale • maxilla • os ethmoides
Ossa irregularia	vertebrae • mandibula

[1] Anderson B. W., Holme M. R., Burns B. (2020). "Anatomy, Thorax, Xiphoid Process". StatPearls

[2] Mashriqi F., D'Antoni A. V., Tubbs R. S. (Aug 2017). "Xiphoid Process Variations: A Review with an Extremely Unusual Case Report". Cureus 9 (8): e1613

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