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Prenatal development of the human humerus
F Czerwiński1, E Adamiec, A Cedro
1Department of Anatomy, Academy of Medicine, Szczecin.
Folia Morphologica
|January 1, 1996
Abstract:
Fetuses from 105-250 mm C.-R. length were investigated. Using special software dimensions were taken from X-ray pictures. Quantitative changes occurring in humerus during fetal period were determined and expressed graphically.
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