Was ist Processus xiphoideus?
Der Processus xiphoideus ist der kleinste, untere Teil des Brustbeins (Sternum).
Was ist das Sternokostalgelenk?
Obwohl die Sternokostalgelenke der Form nach Kugelgelenke sind, sorgt die Kopplung mit den Kostvertebralgelenken dafür, dass sie zum Sternum nur zu Bewegungen um eine Achse fähig sind.
Wie heißt der Knochen zwischen den Rippen?
Das Brustbein oder lateinisch Sternum (latinisiert von altgriechisch στέρνον sternon, ‚Brust, Herz, Gemüt‘) ist ein platter, schwertförmiger Knochen in der vorderen Mitte des Brustkorbs, an dem die Rippen bzw. deren knorpelige Verlängerungen ansetzen. Das Brustbein des Mannes ist dabei schlanker als das der Frau.
What does the tip of the xiphoid process look like?
The tip of the xiphoid process resembles a sword. Although the xiphoid process is small, it serves as an attachment point for organs and large muscles that make the floor of the diaphragm. What are the symptoms of xiphoid process pain?
Can a xiphoid process be mistaken for a tumor?
A serious chest trauma or an accident can also damage this small bone. A protruding Xiphoid Process is often mistaken for a tumor, hernia or even cancer. However, the lump near the end of the sternum is generally harmless although care should be taken so that the extension does not break off completely.
Can a hernia be mistaken for a xiphoid process?
A lump near your xiphoid process can be mistaken for a tumor or hernia. For an accurate diagnosis, your doctor may schedule an imaging test of the lower part of your breastbone. An X-ray can reveal damage to the xiphoid process.
Can a doctor tell if you have a lump in your xiphoid process?
A doctor may be able to diagnose problems with your xiphoid process based on your symptoms and the presence of a lump near your breastbone. Your doctor may ask about recent traumas and other symptoms you’re having, such as chest pain and coughing. A lump near your xiphoid process can be mistaken for a tumor or hernia.