The sternum is the flat bone that the upper ribs are joined to.
Torso-the sternum is the flat bone in the center of your chest between them.
In order to make space for lungs part of bone swells on chest....
The ilium is a type of flat bone and is one of the three bones that make up the hip bone or pelvic girdle. It provides support for the abdominal muscles and forms part of the hip joint.
It is known as the sternumThis is the sternum or breastbone and provides an anchoring point for the chest muscles and ribs.I may or may not be wrong, but I think it might be the sternum. Hope this helped. =)Breastbone or Sternum (Scientific Name)..... Is that what you were talking about (it is between the ribs)
The sternum is a flat bone or membranous bone. It does not have a central medullary canal like long bones. For more information on bones & Joints particularly visit www.kneeindia.com
The major part of the parietal bone is the parietal eminence.
A part of a bone!
The Scapula or scapulae is actually a flat bone, a winged flat bone. Not an irregular bone as previously stated.
The sternum is a bone in the chest (thorax). It is part of the skeletal system.
The sternum is located at the top-centre of the chest, where the ribs come together, and can be felt quite easily by moving the hand downwards from the throat.Sternum is a Long Flat Bone shaped as "T", which is places on a chest otherwise it is called "Breast Bone"breast bone
Do you mean costocondritis? If so it means inflammation of the cartilage which forms part of your rib cage. It attaches to the sternum (chest bone) and runs along the first few centimetres of the ribs.
There is no single bone that forms the arm. There's a whole lot of them, especially if you include the hand as part of the arm.