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The image shows an anterior view of the thoracic cavity. The manubriosternal joint is formed between the xiphoid process and the body of the sternum and it lies in the midline. The arrow points to the junction between the right clavicle (the straight, long bone directed from the midline superiorly to the right) and the sternum (in the midline). The connection between these two bones is called the right sternoclavicular joint.
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Xiphisternal joint
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The image shows an anterior view of the thoracic cavity. The arrow points to the junction between the right clavicle (the straight, long bone directed from the midline superiorly to the right) and the sternum (in the midline). The connection between these two bones is called the right sternoclavicular joint. The left sternoclavicular joint is located on the other side.
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Left sternoclavicular joint
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The image shows an anterior view of the thoracic cavity. The manubriosternal joint is formed between the manubrium and the body of the sternum and it lies in the midline. The manubriosternal joint is also known as the manubriosternal angle, or the angle of Louis and is palpable. The arrow points to the junction between the right clavicle (the straight, long bone directed from the midline superiorly to the right) and the sternum (in the midline). The connection between these two bones is called the right sternoclavicular joint.
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Manubriosternal joint
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The image shows an anterior view of the thoracic cavity. The right first sternocostal joint is formed between the first rib and the sternum and it lies inferiorly to the joint formed between the right clavicle (the straight, long bone directed from the midline superiorly to the right) and the sternum (in the midline), which is indicated by the blue arrow and is called the right sternoclavicular joint.
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Right first sternocostal joint
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The image shows an anterior view of the thoracic cavity. The arrow points to the junction between the right clavicle (the straight, long bone directed from the midline superiorly to the right) and the sternum (in the midline). The connection between these two bones is called the right sternoclavicular joint.
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Right sternoclavicular joint
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Sternum structure
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Thoracic anatomy
Identify the anatomical structure indicated by the blue arrow in the image below

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