Skeletal System: Bones of Axial Skeleton (spine, rib cage)

This is the second video in the skeletal system series. It covers the bones of the spine as well as the bones of the thoracic cage, or rib cage. The video is done by an Anatomy and Physiology Professor at the State College of Florida.

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the lecture is given by different instructors;;the appendicular skeleton lecture was the best

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Axial skeleton tutorial + article
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[@minasalah5767]

Excuse me ,
Are cervical, thoracic, lumbar vertebraes explained?

[@Akira_1008]

Does someone know the difference between the anterior and posterior sacral foramina?

[@teachmeaandp335]

The holes on the front of the sacrum are anterior and the holes on the back are posterior. The nerves that come off the spinal cord pass through the holes. Anterior rami (branches) pass through anterior foramina and posterior rami pass through posterior foramina.

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