bone fossa

concavities

A depression or hollow in a bone[WP].

Type Bone
Système corporel Skeletal
Nom latin concavities
FMA ID 45791

Sous-structures

posterior myodome Muscle preepiotic fossa Organ pro-otic fossa Organ pterotic fossa Organ preorbital fossa Bone spheno-maxillary fossa Bone subscapular fossa Organ infratemporal fossa Bone acetabular fossa Ligament articular fossa of opercle Organ anterior myodome Organ brevis fossa Organ posttemporal fossa Organ cranial fossa Organ foveal depression Bone entepicondyle fossa Organ dilatator fossa Bone distal groove of humerus Organ subtemporal fossa Organ ectepicondylar depression Organ fossa maxillaris Organ fossa cubitalis ventralis Organ glenoid fossa Organ incisura fossa Organ interpterygoid vacuity Bone intertrochanteric fossa Muscle metacarpal extensor pit Ligament intercondylar fossa Ligament temporal fossa Organ suprascapular fossa Organ suprainiac fossa Organ zygantrum Bone

Questions fréquentes

What is the bone fossa?
A depression or hollow in a bone[WP].
What body system is the bone fossa part of?
The bone fossa is part of the Skeletal.
What is the Latin name for the bone fossa?
The Latin name for the bone fossa is concavities.

Structures associées

articulation joint nutrient foramen conduit outer fibrous layer of periosteum capsular layer of periosteum periosteum pre-cartilage condensation pre-chondrogenic condensation postcranial axial skeleton axial skeleton radial element actinost cavity of bone organ bone organ cavity

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Data sources: Terminologia Anatomica, Foundational Model of Anatomy, Wikidata.