Among the miscellaneous elements were two adult femora, a left humerus, left scapula, left clavicle, left radius and ulna, which were articulated in situ, and all of which are consistent with a single adult individual.
It included the left scapula, the periscapular muscles and the chest wall, with intercostal invasion to the pleura and muscular extension to the left arm (triceps).
Measurements were performed in order to assess the differences between scapulae in the two genders and within each individual subject, by comparing the dimensions of the right and left scapula of the same subject.
At baseline, disease extent in bone was scored by arbitrarily dividing the skeleton into the following regions: skull, cervical, dorsal, lumbar spine-sacrum, right leg, left leg, right arm, left arm, right ribs, left ribs, sternum, right scapula and clavicula, left scapula and clavicula, right pelvis and left pelvis.
The whole skeleton was arbitrarily divided into the following areas: skull, cervical, dorsal, lumbar spine+sacrum, right leg, left leg, right arm, left arm, right ribs, left ribs, sternum, right scapula and clavicula, left scapula and clavicula, right pelvis and left pelvis.
Plain X-ray of the left shoulder showing fractures of the left scapula body, left humerus, left distal clavicle, left 3 8th ribs, and left chest wall soft tissue swelling Fig. 4 CT thorax coronal view.
She was 29 years old and a teenage driver had hit her while she was on weekend leave, shattering her neck, left clavicle, scapula, ulna, and destroying her anterior cruciate ligament.
Soft tissues superficial to the rotator cuff were removed, leaving the scapula with attached SSP, M. infraspinatus and M. teres minor (ISP+TM) and SSC, as well as the joint capsule with its associated ligaments intact.
The pectoral girdle of Diamantinasaurus matildae is represented in the Holotype AODF 603 by a right scapula and left sternal plate.
As in earlier reports, he recommended sectioning the chondroosseous scapulothoracic bridge, but he then described a radical subperiosteal dissection of the scapula leaving the rhomboids, serratus magnus, and subscapularis muscles with the periosteal sleeve, then distally transplanting the entire scapula within that sleeve.
AODF 603: Right scapula, right and left humeri, right ulna, near complete right metacarpus including metacarpals II V, phalanges and a manus ungual.
