Knochenkanäle
Knochenkanäle are channels or canals within bones that allow for the passage of blood vessels, nerves, and other tissues. These channels are a characteristic feature of the internal structure of bones in vertebrates.
In the formation of long bones, such as the femur or tibia, Knochenkanäle are formed as a
Knochenkanäle are typically found within long bones, starting from the shaft (diaphysis) and extending into the
While the existence and purpose of Knochenkanäle have been acknowledged, there is ongoing debate regarding their
Knochenkanäle can be observed in cross-sections or longitudinal sections of bones, such as in the histopathology