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Elektra

Elektra

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See this
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This is an x-ray of shoulder.compare it to this one here
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Which x-ray shows a fracture of humerus (upper arm)?
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..
..
..
..
Haha,this is actually a tricky question.Both are normal.
Bu-but,what's the thing over here
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This everyone is called EPIPHYSEAL PLATE ,also known as growth plate .It is the area where bone growth occurs thus is only present in children and adolescents.when a person reaches adulthood,the gap fuses and the bones become one.
Yes ,both are normal x-rays but the first one depicts the shoulder of child while the second one is that if an adult.


This EPIPHYSEAL plate does not only occur at shoulders but are scattered all over childs skeleton.
Take a look at this pediatric hand x-ray
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All those little knots of extra bones in the fingers are due to gwroth plate .They will fuse with main bones upon reaching adulthood .
Im sure many of you are aware babies are born with 300 bones in their body while adults have only 206,now I've told you where those extra 94 bones went ;)
 

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Elektra said:
See this
View attachment 276376
This is an x-ray of shoulder.compare it to this one here
View attachment 276389
Which x-ray shows a fracture of humerus (upper arm)?
..
..
..
..
..
Haha,this is actually a tricky question.Both are normal.
Bu-but,what's the thing over here
View attachment 276392
This everyone is called EPIPHYSEAL PLATE ,also known as growth plate .It is the area where bone growth occurs thus is only present in children and adolescents.when a person reaches adulthood,the gap fuses and the bones become one.
Yes ,both are normal x-rays but the first one depicts the shoulder of child while the second one is that if an adult.


This EPIPHYSEAL plate does not only occur at shoulders but are scattered all over childs skeleton.
Take a look at this pediatric hand x-ray
View attachment 276393
All those little knots of extra bones in the fingers are due to gwroth plate .They will fuse with main bones upon reaching adulthood .
Im sure many of you are aware babies are born with 300 bones in their body while adults have only 206,now I've told you where those extra 94 bones went ;)
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But in morning time men do have 207 bones
 
Elektra said:
See this
View attachment 276376
This is an x-ray of shoulder.compare it to this one here
View attachment 276389
Which x-ray shows a fracture of humerus (upper arm)?
..
..
..
..
..
Haha,this is actually a tricky question.Both are normal.
Bu-but,what's the thing over here
View attachment 276392
This everyone is called EPIPHYSEAL PLATE ,also known as growth plate .It is the area where bone growth occurs thus is only present in children and adolescents.when a person reaches adulthood,the gap fuses and the bones become one.
Yes ,both are normal x-rays but the first one depicts the shoulder of child while the second one is that if an adult.


This EPIPHYSEAL plate does not only occur at shoulders but are scattered all over childs skeleton.
Take a look at this pediatric hand x-ray
View attachment 276393
All those little knots of extra bones in the fingers are due to gwroth plate .They will fuse with main bones upon reaching adulthood .
Im sure many of you are aware babies are born with 300 bones in their body while adults have only 206,now I've told you where those extra 94 bones went ;)
Click to expand...
Why are you doing your 9th STD homework here with us we are adults dear do it in school itself homeworks (Lol ........ Just kidding Don't Take Personally)
 
Elektra said:
See this
View attachment 276376
This is an x-ray of shoulder.compare it to this one here
View attachment 276389
Which x-ray shows a fracture of humerus (upper arm)?
..
..
..
..
..
Haha,this is actually a tricky question.Both are normal.
Bu-but,what's the thing over here
View attachment 276392
This everyone is called EPIPHYSEAL PLATE ,also known as growth plate .It is the area where bone growth occurs thus is only present in children and adolescents.when a person reaches adulthood,the gap fuses and the bones become one.
Yes ,both are normal x-rays but the first one depicts the shoulder of child while the second one is that if an adult.


This EPIPHYSEAL plate does not only occur at shoulders but are scattered all over childs skeleton.
Take a look at this pediatric hand x-ray
View attachment 276393
All those little knots of extra bones in the fingers are due to gwroth plate .They will fuse with main bones upon reaching adulthood .
Im sure many of you are aware babies are born with 300 bones in their body while adults have only 206,now I've told you where those extra 94 bones went ;)
Click to expand...
good-job-good-job-team.gif*A_AICS
 
Elektra said:
See this
View attachment 276376
This is an x-ray of shoulder.compare it to this one here
View attachment 276389
Which x-ray shows a fracture of humerus (upper arm)?
..
..
..
..
..
Haha,this is actually a tricky question.Both are normal.
Bu-but,what's the thing over here
View attachment 276392
This everyone is called EPIPHYSEAL PLATE ,also known as growth plate .It is the area where bone growth occurs thus is only present in children and adolescents.when a person reaches adulthood,the gap fuses and the bones become one.
Yes ,both are normal x-rays but the first one depicts the shoulder of child while the second one is that if an adult.


This EPIPHYSEAL plate does not only occur at shoulders but are scattered all over childs skeleton.
Take a look at this pediatric hand x-ray
View attachment 276393
All those little knots of extra bones in the fingers are due to gwroth plate .They will fuse with the main bones upon reaching adulthood .
Im sure many of you are aware babies are born with 300 bones in their body while adults have only 206,now I've told you where those extra 94 bones went ;)
Click to expand...
:highfive:
 
Elektra said:
See this
View attachment 276376
This is an x-ray of shoulder.compare it to this one here
View attachment 276389
Which x-ray shows a fracture of humerus (upper arm)?
..
..
..
..
..
Haha,this is actually a tricky question.Both are normal.
Bu-but,what's the thing over here
View attachment 276392
This everyone is called EPIPHYSEAL PLATE ,also known as growth plate .It is the area where bone growth occurs thus is only present in children and adolescents.when a person reaches adulthood,the gap fuses and the bones become one.
Yes ,both are normal x-rays but the first one depicts the shoulder of child while the second one is that if an adult.


This EPIPHYSEAL plate does not only occur at shoulders but are scattered all over childs skeleton.
Take a look at this pediatric hand x-ray
View attachment 276393
All those little knots of extra bones in the fingers are due to gwroth plate .They will fuse with main bones upon reaching adulthood .
Im sure many of you are aware babies are born with 300 bones in their body while adults have only 206,now I've told you where those extra 94 bones went ;)
Click to expand...

I have had similar selfies a couple of years ago.
But not to see my Topology,
It was pathetic misfortune.​
 
Elektra said:
See this
View attachment 276376
This is an x-ray of shoulder.compare it to this one here
View attachment 276389
Which x-ray shows a fracture of humerus (upper arm)?
..
..
..
..
..
Haha,this is actually a tricky question.Both are normal.
Bu-but,what's the thing over here
View attachment 276392
This everyone is called EPIPHYSEAL PLATE ,also known as growth plate .It is the area where bone growth occurs thus is only present in children and adolescents.when a person reaches adulthood,the gap fuses and the bones become one.
Yes ,both are normal x-rays but the first one depicts the shoulder of child while the second one is that if an adult.


This EPIPHYSEAL plate does not only occur at shoulders but are scattered all over childs skeleton.
Take a look at this pediatric hand x-ray
View attachment 276393
All those little knots of extra bones in the fingers are due to gwroth plate .They will fuse with main bones upon reaching adulthood .
Im sure many of you are aware babies are born with 300 bones in their body while adults have only 206,now I've told you where those extra 94 bones went ;)
Click to expand...
It's beautiful presentation :giggle: :Like:
 
Elektra said:
See this
View attachment 276376
This is an x-ray of shoulder.compare it to this one here
View attachment 276389
Which x-ray shows a fracture of humerus (upper arm)?
..
..
..
..
..
Haha,this is actually a tricky question.Both are normal.
Bu-but,what's the thing over here
View attachment 276392
This everyone is called EPIPHYSEAL PLATE ,also known as growth plate .It is the area where bone growth occurs thus is only present in children and adolescents.when a person reaches adulthood,the gap fuses and the bones become one.
Yes ,both are normal x-rays but the first one depicts the shoulder of child while the second one is that if an adult.


This EPIPHYSEAL plate does not only occur at shoulders but are scattered all over childs skeleton.
Take a look at this pediatric hand x-ray
View attachment 276393
All those little knots of extra bones in the fingers are due to gwroth plate .They will fuse with main bones upon reaching adulthood .
Im sure many of you are aware babies are born with 300 bones in their body while adults have only 206,now I've told you where those extra 94 bones went ;)
Click to expand...
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