processus ventrolateralis of thoracic vertebra

crista ventrolateralis, processus inferolateralis

Ventrolaerally oriented, paired projections atttached to the ventrolateral border of the body of certain thoracic vertebra; the ventrolateral crest flank the crista ventralis on each side. From Baumel et al. 1993.

Type Bone
Parent Structure bony projection
Latin Name crista ventrolateralis, processus inferolateralis

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the processus ventrolateralis of thoracic vertebra?
Ventrolaerally oriented, paired projections atttached to the ventrolateral border of the body of certain thoracic vertebra; the ventrolateral crest flank the crista ventralis on each side. From Baumel et al. 1993.
What is the Latin name for the processus ventrolateralis of thoracic vertebra?
The Latin name for the processus ventrolateralis of thoracic vertebra is crista ventrolateralis, processus inferolateralis.

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