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|Articles|June 15, 2011
Sternum 3rd Trimester
Author(s)Albana Cerekja
Normal aspect of the ossification centers of the fetal sternum at 33 weeks. Size of the ossification centers decreases in a cranio-caudal sense.
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Title of Images: Recognizing normal anatomy of the fetus - Sternum 3rd Trimester
Description of Images: Normal aspect of the ossification centers of the fetal sternum at 33 weeks. Size of the ossification centers decreases in a cranio-caudal sense.
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