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The pedicle connects the vertebral body to the transverse processes. The pedicles carry the articular and transvers processes. Together, the lamina and two pedicles form the vertebral arch.
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Pedicle
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The lamina is labelled and it connects the transverse and spinous processes. Together, the laminae and two pedicles form the vertebral arch.
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Lamina
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The spinous processes extend directly posteriorly and centrally from vertebral bodies. The spinous processes serve as a site of attachment for muscles involved in posture and active movement.
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The body of the vertebrae is the most anterior portion of a vertebra. The body carries the axial structural load. Immediately posterior to the body of the vertebra lies the vertebral arch.
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Body
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The transverse processes provide an articular surface for the tubercle of the thoracic ribs. They also serve as an attachment site for various muscles and ligaments.
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Transverse process
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Thoracic Spine
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Thoracic anatomy
Identify the bony feature that is labelled in the image [lightgallery]
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