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does everyone have a xiphoid process?

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does everyone have a xiphoid process?

does everyone have a xiphoid process?

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tsviets1993

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11 years ago

yes
unless someone with a rare anomaly

smith0021

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The xiphoid process is a midline boney structure at the inferior (lower) aspect of the sternum. There are a few cases of children born without an anterior chest wall, exposing their heart. No xiphoid process.

davdwmck

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Everyone with normal anatomy has a xiphoid process. There are congenital (from birth) anomalies for almost every body part, so I'm sure there are people lacking a xiphoid process.

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