The Human Sternum. Three Lectures Delivered At the Royal College of Surgeons, England, November, 1903
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But there is no instance of the occurrence of 'segments' of the sternum isolated from one another, and connected with the ventral ends of the ribs, as one would expect if the various parts of which the bone consists were originally derived from the ribs. In other words, obvious proof of the existence of a sternum without rib connexions has been adduced, but no evidence exists of the persistent association of elements of costal origin arrested in the process of development into a composite stern...um.
THE HUMAN STERNUM 65 In conclusion, one may point out that there still remains a great deal that is uncertain and problematic in regard to this question. One has only- succeeded in partially covering the ground in the foregoing pages ; and the teratological aspect of the subject has not been personally investigated at all. The observations recorded and the general interest arising out of the study of the various problems associated with them appear to me to be enough to warrant the attention they have received, and to justify my taking advantage of this opportunity to formulate my views on a subject which has occupied my attention for several years.
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But there is no instance of the occurrence of 'segments' of the sternum isolated from one another, and connected with the ventral ends of the ribs, as one would expect if the various parts of which the bone consists were originally derived from the ribs. In other words, obvious proof of the existence of a sternum without rib connexions has been adduced, but no evidence exists of the persistent association of elements of costal origin arrested in the process of development into a composite stern...um.
THE HUMAN STERNUM 65 In conclusion, one may point out that there still remains a great deal that is uncertain and problematic in regard to this question. One has only- succeeded in partially covering the ground in the foregoing pages ; and the teratological aspect of the subject has not been personally investigated at all. The observations recorded and the general interest arising out of the study of the various problems associated with them appear to me to be enough to warrant the attention they have received, and to justify my taking advantage of this opportunity to formulate my views on a subject which has occupied my attention for several years.
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