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English: Ossifications of Vertebrae.
  • Cervical vertebra.
    • 1. Centre for body.
    • 2. Superior epiphysial plate.
    • 3. Anterior bar of transverse process developed by lateral extension from root of vertebral arch.
    • 4. Neuro-central synchondrosis.
    • 5. Inferior epiphysial plate.
  • Lumbar vertebra.
    • 6. Body.
    • 7. Superior epiphysial plate.
    • 8. Epiphysis for mamillary process.
    • 9. Epiphysis for transverse process.
    • 10. Epiphysis for spinous process.
    • 11. Neuro-central synchondrosis.
    • 12. Inferior epiphysial plate.
  • Thoracic vertebra.
    • 13. Centre for body.
    • 14. Superior epiphysial plate, appears about puberty; unites at 25th year.
    • 15. Neuro-central synchondrosis does not ossify till 5th or 6th year.
    • 16. Appears at puberty ; unites at 25th year.
    • 17. Appears at puberty ; unites at 25th year.
    • 18. Appears about 6th week.
  • Epistropheus.
    • 19. Centre for transverse process and vertebral arch; appears about 8th week.
    • 20. Synchondroses close about 3rd year.
    • 21. Centre for summit of dens ; appears 3rd to 5th year, fuses 8th to 12th year.
    • 22. Appears about 5th or 6th month ; unites with opposite side 7th to 8th month.
    • 23. Synchondrosis closes from 4th to 6th year.
    • 24. Inferior epiphysial plate ; appears about puberty, unites about 25th year.
    • 25. Single or double centre for body ; appears about 5th month.
  • Atlas.
    • 26. Posterior arch and lateral masses developed from a single centre on either side, which appears about 7th week. In this figure the posterior arch is represented complete by the union posteriorly of its posterior elements.
    • 27. Anterior arch and portion of superior articular surface developed from single or double centre, appearing during 1st year.
  • Thoracic vertebra.
    • 28. Epiphysis for transverse process ; appears about puberty, unites about 25th year.
    • 29. Epiphysis appears about puberty ; unites about 25th or 27th year.
    • 30. Centre for vertebral arch on either side; appears about 6th or 7th week, the laminae unite from birth to 15th month. The arch is here shown complete posteriorly.
    • 31. Centre for body ; appears about 6th week, unites with vertebra] arch from 5th to 6th year.
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Source Fig. 119, p.105, Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy (1914) Book Viewer
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Cunningham, D. J. (Daniel John), 1850-1909;

Robinson, Arthur, b. 1862, ed
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