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- noun Plural form of
thoracic .
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Examples
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The vertebral column, preserved in articulation, has 7 cervicals, 13 thoracics, 6 lumbars, 4 sacrals, and 21 caudals.
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The vertebral formula (cervicals, thoracics, lumbars, sacrals, caudals) is 7C-13T-6L-4S-21Ca for a total of 51 vertebrae, which differs by only two caudal vertebrae from the formula found in some primitive artiodactyls
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The vertebral column, preserved in articulation, has 7 cervicals, 13 thoracics, 6 lumbars, 4 sacrals, and 21 caudals.
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The problems I usually see in body-builders and athletes is associated more with referred pain into the shoulder from the neck or thoracics (mid back).
xml's Blinklist.com 2008
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Referred pain Much shoulder pain is referred from the neck, or thoracics and makes it's way across the shoulder and down the arm, mimicking shoulder pain.
xml's Blinklist.com 2008
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The problems I usually see in body-builders and athletes is associated more with referred pain into the shoulder from the neck or thoracics (mid back).
xml's Blinklist.com 2008
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Referred pain Much shoulder pain is referred from the neck, or thoracics and makes it's way across the shoulder and down the arm, mimicking shoulder pain.
xml's Blinklist.com 2008
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