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contains red or
yellow marrow. In
diaphysis,
primary ossification occurs.
Ewing sarcoma tends to
occur at the
diaphysis. Long bone
Epiphysis Metaphysis...
-
categorized as a long bone and is as such
composed of a
diaphysis and two epiphyses. The
diaphysis is the
midsection of the tibia, also
known as the shaft...
- and
phalanges are
considered long
bones as they have a
shaft (tubular
diaphysis), but
since they're
smaller than
typical long bones, they're
called “miniature...
- and the
diaphysis. It
contains the
growth plate, the part of the bone that
grows during childhood, and as it
grows it
ossifies near the
diaphysis and the...
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crucial for
skeletal mobility. They grow
primarily by
elongation of the
diaphysis, with an
epiphysis at each end of the
growing bone. The ends of epiphyses...
- the
large amount of
force needed to
break the bone.
Fractures of the
diaphysis, or
middle of the femur, are
managed differently from
those at the head...
- ossification. The
primary center In long bones, bone
tissue first appears in the
diaphysis (middle of shaft).
Chondrocytes multiply and form trebeculae. Cartilage...
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stack facing the
epiphysis while the
older cells are
pushed towards the
diaphysis. As the
older chondrocytes degenerate,
osteoblasts ossify the remains...
- or more
secondary centers of ossification.
Between the
epiphysis and
diaphysis (the long
midsection of the long bone) lies the metaphysis, including...
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known as the
marrow cavity.
Located in the main
shaft of a long bone (
diaphysis) (consisting
mostly of
compact bone), the
medullary cavity has
walls composed...
