xiphoidnyúlvány
Xiphoidnyúlvány is a Hungarian term that refers to the smallest cartilage in the human body. It is located at the distal end of the sternum, also known as the breastbone, and is an unpaired cartilaginous structure.
In adults, the cartilage gradually ossifies and fuses with the rest of the sternum, losing its distinctiveness.
Morphologically, the xiphoidnyúlvány cartilage is smaller and narrower than the manubrium and body of the sternum.
Fracture or dislocation of the xiphoid cartilage is relatively rare, but it can occur due to severe
Xiphoidnyúlvány calcification can also be an incidental finding on medical imaging studies like chest X-rays or
Xiphoidnyúlvány, as an anatomical landmark, is often associated with various medical conditions and procedures, such as