Words and phrases that have a meaning related to sternum: (153 results)
Contains:
corpus sternum, gladiolus, manubrium
Often used in the same context:
rib cage, forearm, clavicle, rib, knee, pelvis, shoulder blade, tendon, jaw, breastbone, collarbone, vertebrae, tailbone, pubic bone, thigh, kneecap, scapula, spine, tibia, collar bone, elbow, ligament, abdomen, groin, ankle, bicep, lateral epicondyle, cheekbone, eye socket, fibula, spinal column, spinal cord, trapezius muscle, sacrum, spinal canal, pectoral muscle, gluteus muscle, lunate bone, hipbone, metacarpal, frontal sinus, metacarpal bone, cartilage, sciatic nerve, chest, achilles tendon, thyroid cartilage, neck, deltoid, syndesmosis, frenulum, shoulder, temporal bone, coccyx, deltoid muscle, ulna, patella, hamstring tendon, herniated disc, chest cavity, femur, abdominal wall, shin, pastern, sacroiliac, buttock, hyperextension, rotator cuff, splint bone, glute, anklebone, hip, trachea, scaphoid, quadriceps, meniscus, hematoma, thoracic vertebra, triceps, abdominal muscle, suspensory ligament, carpus, intercostal, zygomatic arch, scar tissue, pectoralis major, sesamoid bone, cervical vertebra, aorta, iliac artery, acetabulum, lunate, soft palate, pelvic, adductor muscle, bursal, ear lobe, septum, pinkie, wrist, pectoral, diaphysis, maxilla, thoracic, vertebra, dorsal, centrum, ribs, segment, mandible, phalanges, tergite, thorax, cranial, maxillae, humerus, duodenum, sphenoid, umbilicus, anus, apex, cranium, rectum, urethra, occiput, trapezius
Appears in the definition of:
asternal, axial skeleton, clavicle, collarbone, costa, costal cartilage, epigastric fossa, epigastrium, heart, musculus sternocleidomastoideus, parietal pericardium, pit of the stomach, pump, rib, sternal, sternocleidomastoid, sternocleidomastoid muscle, sternocleido mastoideus, ticker, true rib, xiphoid process
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Also try:pectus
— Adjectives for sternum: lower, abdominal, upper, ninth, seventh, eighth, short, cleft, depressed, keeled, fractured, more...
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