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Lung India, 2012 A bifid sternum is a rare congenital anomaly generally diagnosed as asymptomatic at birth. It is sometimes associated with other congenital anomalies. The sternal defects are best corrected surgically during the neonatal period within the first month of ...
Sibes Kumar Das +3 more
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Evaluation of a sternum dehiscence reconstruction graft on an animal model
Medicine Science, 2022 Sternum dehiscence occurring after surgeries requiring median incision of the sternum remains a current problem. New materials are needed to prevent or reduce the risk of developing sternum dehiscence.
Ferit Kasimzade +2 more
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Gender Identification Based on the Parameters of the Sternum Bone in the Cadavers [PDF]
International Journal of Medical Toxicology and Forensic Medicine, 2020 Background: Identifying identity in the absence of large bones becomes more difficult and complicated; accordingly, it is highly beneficial to use the features of the sternum.
Siamak Soltani +4 more
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Multidetector computed tomography (MDCT) estimation of prevalence and anatomic characteristics of the sternal body foramen in the population of central Serbia [PDF]
Vojnosanitetski Pregled, 2019 Background/Aim. The most frequent form of sternal defects is a single foramen, usually located at the distal half of the sternal body, with prevalence that varies among different ethnic populations.
Vulović Maja +9 more
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Anterior cutaneous nerve block for analgesia in anterior chest trauma: is the parasternal approach necessary? [PDF]
Clinical and Experimental Emergency Medicine, 2020 In recent years, several techniques of regional anesthesia have been proposed to provide analgesia to the anterior thoracic cage; notably, most of these techniques require a parasternal approach.
Santi Di Pietro +4 more
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, 2023 Sternum fractures in children are very rare (0.004-0.07% of all paediatric fractures) with an increasing incidence with age. Sternum fractures may result from a direct or an indirect trauma. Most cases are the result of falls or high velocity trauma mechanisms.
Bilo, Rob A. C. +2 more
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Analysis of gender differences of the sternum in population of 240 adult patients – original article
Journal of Education, Health and Sport, 2023 Introduction and purpose: The sternum is one of the bones that build up the anterior chest wall. It consists of three parts: manubrium, body and xiphoid process.
Wojciech Wokurka +9 more
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Hoxa5 Activity Across the Lateral Somitic Frontier Regulates Development of the Mouse Sternum
Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology, 2022 The skeletal system derives from multiple embryonic sources whose derivatives must develop in coordination to produce an integrated whole. In particular, interactions across the lateral somitic frontier, where derivatives of the somites and lateral plate
Kira Mitchel +8 more
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Atraumatic sternum fracture [PDF]
BMJ Case Reports, 2014 The spine, pelvic bones and long bones of the lower extremities are common sites for insufficiency fractures. Cases of sternum insufficiency fractures have rarely been reported among elderly patients. Insufficiency fractures tend to occur in bones with decreased mechanical strength especially among elderly patients, in postmenopausal women and patients
Abrahamsen, Sebastian Ørskov +1 more
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Congenital cleft sternum [PDF]
Thorax, 1970 The embryonic development of the sternum is discussed in an effort to explain the pathogenesis of cleft sternum (fissura sterni congenita). The treatment of one patient with such an anomaly is described. The operative indication, operative technique, and timing of the correction are discussed in some detail.
A, Eijgelaar, J H, Bijtel
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