intro till accessory bones

What is shown in Figure 3.6 (A)?

Identify the anatomical structure visible in the X-ray radiograph of the foot.

What radiological technique was used to capture the image in Figure 3.6 (A)?

In which part of the body is the supernumerary trigonum typically found?

What level of difficulty is associated with identifying the supernumerary trigonum in an X-ray image?

What is the incidence rate of os vesalianum?

Is os vesalianum a common or uncommon accessory bone?

Describe os vesalianum in terms of classification as an accessory bone.

What type of bone is os vesalianum?

How prevalent is os vesalianum in the general population?

What are accessory bones formed in this manner called?

How would you describe the difficulty level of identifying supernumerary bones?

What is the term used for bones that are formed in addition to the normal bones?

Can you name bones that are classified as supernumerary bones?

What is the specialized name given to bones formed in a particular manner?

Which type of bone is composed of spongy bone with a thin covering of compact bone and includes hip bones and vertebrae?

What term is used to describe bones that have a complex and irregular shape and usually give off several processes?

Which bones of the skull contain air-filled cavities called air sinuses or air cells?

What is the purpose of the air sinuses in the skull bones?

What term is used for a bony nodule embedded within a tendon or muscle?

Why are sesamoid bones named as such?

What are the two main groups of bones in the human body based on their regional distribution?

Which type of bone tissue mainly forms the ends of long bones and is present in short, flat, and irregular bones?

How many bones are there in the vertebral column of the human body?

What is the total number of ribs in the human body?

Where are the appendicular bones located in the human body?

How many bones are there in the human skull?