The Identification of the Human Skeleton. a Medico-Legal Study. to Which Was Awarded the Prize of the Massachusetts Medical Society for 1878
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This is usually very small, and the minuteness of the facet would lead to its detection. I cannot remember having seen one that could not be distinguished from a first dorsal, but I would not deny the possibility that it might bear so large a rib (and perhaps be marked by a partial facet for the head of the next rib) that it would be, if taken alone, of doubtful diagnosis.
The facets for the heads of the ribs on the first dorsal are subject to some variation. That for the first may not be quite... complete, and the size of the facet on the lower border is doubtful ; still, except in the case of the disturbing influ- ence of a cervical rib, I think this vertebra cannot be mis- taken, and very rarely even then.
The tenth, eleventh and twelfth dorsal vertebrae are situ- ated at a part of the spine where anomalies are not uncom- mon, and where absolute regularity is almost unknown.
The shortness of the transverse process in the tenth, the breaking up of it into three knobs in the eleventh, and their reduction in size in the twelfth, are very characteristic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is usually very small, and the minuteness of the facet would lead to its detection. I cannot remember having seen one that could not be distinguished from a first dorsal, but I would not deny the possibility that it might bear so large a rib (and perhaps be marked by a partial facet for the head of the next rib) that it would be, if taken alone, of doubtful diagnosis.
The facets for the heads of the ribs on the first dorsal are subject to some variation. That for the first may not be quite... complete, and the size of the facet on the lower border is doubtful ; still, except in the case of the disturbing influ- ence of a cervical rib, I think this vertebra cannot be mis- taken, and very rarely even then.
The tenth, eleventh and twelfth dorsal vertebrae are situ- ated at a part of the spine where anomalies are not uncom- mon, and where absolute regularity is almost unknown.
The shortness of the transverse process in the tenth, the breaking up of it into three knobs in the eleventh, and their reduction in size in the twelfth, are very characteristic.
What to read after The Identification of the Human Skeleton. a Medico-Legal Study. to Which Was Awarded the Prize of the Massachusetts Medical Society for 1878?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Dwight to read onlineMoreLess
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