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Umbilical-spinous line: a morphological term that should be included in the anatomical terminology

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Abstract

We argue the need to include in the International Anatomical Terminology the term "Umbilical-spinous line" for its importance as a morphological referent in bioscopic and surface anatomy. Also, in order to avoid using eponyms, it is suggested that the traditional term "McBurney point" be replaced by "supra spinous point" as being more descriptive of location.

 

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  • Jorge Eduardo Duque Universidad de Caldas y Universidad Autónoma de Manizales
  • John Barco Universidad de Caldas

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  • Anatomy. Vermiform appendix. Appendicitis. Umbilical-spinal line. McBurney point. Anatomical Terminology.

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, Universidad de Caldas y Universidad Autónoma de Manizales
Ciencias Básicas. Profesor asociado

, Universidad de Caldas
Ciencias Básicas. Profesor titular

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Duque, J., & Barco, J. (2013). Umbilical-spinous line: a morphological term that should be included in the anatomical terminology. Colombia Médica, 44(3), 202-204. https://doi.org/10.25100/cm.v44i3.1279
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