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* Clavicle

* 2nd intercostal space

* Costal cartilage

* Dome of the

diaphragm

* 7th intercostal

space

* Costal margin

* Suprasternal

* Manubrium of

sternum

* Manubriosternal angle

(angle of Louis)

* Costochondral

junction

* Body of sternum

* Xiphoid process

* Costal angle

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Anterior Thoracic Cage

Anterior Thoracic Cage – With Labels Removed

Anterior Thoracic Cage – With Highlighted Part

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Clavicle

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