fish vertebrae

Radiology A descriptor for biconcave, fish-like vertebrae, caused by infarction and central bone collapse due to thrombosis of the vertebral arteries, a finding typical of sickle cell anemia, which often occurs before the 2^nd decade; peripheral perforating metaphyseal arteries are relatively spared, explaining lesser involvement of the anterior and posterior faces of the vertebrum DiffDx FV may also be seen in hereditary spherocytosis, homocystinuria, Gaucher's disease, osteoporosis, osteopenia, renal osteodystrophy or hyperparathyroidism, osteomalacia, thalassemia major, blood dyscrasia.

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In salmon were reported to contain 7.8 % of P in the vertebra normal (lean) and 3.3 % of P in fish vertebrae P deficient (Watanabe et al., 1980).

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Fish vendors who sell fish fillets often have fish vertebrae from prime fish which they practically give away or dispose of cheaply.

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The use of fish vertebrae in scats for estimating prey size of otters and mink.

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Made of fish vertebrae and jaws, shells, and smooth pebbles from nearby beaches, these crafts are sold at improvised, multicolored wooden kiosks roofed with palm tree leaves, which line the main road leading to the rocky headland.