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Fig. 1. Boy, age 14 years 7 months

Demonstrating (a) epiphyses at angle of coracoid, (6) tip of coracoid, (c) acromion process, (d) fused head and greater tubercle of humerus.


  • Fig. 1. Boy, age 14 years 7 months. Demonstrating (a) epiphyses at angle of coracoid

    Fig. 1. Boy, age 14 years 7 months. Demonstrating (a) epiphyses at angle of coracoid

  • Fig. 2. Male, age 6 years and 11 months. Multangulum majus

    Fig. 2. Male, age 6 years and 11 months. Multangulum majus

  • Fig. 3. Same hands as fig. 4.

    Fig. 3. Same hands as fig. 4.

  • Fig. 4. Female, age 6. Note two centres for lunate on left side.

    Fig. 4. Female, age 6. Note two centres for lunate on left side.

  • Fig. 5. Sesamoids at heads of all metacarpals.

    Fig. 5. Sesamoids at heads of all metacarpals.

Reference

Flecker H. (1932). Roentgenographic observations of the times of appearance of epiphyses and their fusion with the diaphyses. (1932) J Anat. 67: 118-164.3 PMID 17104405

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