diaphysis

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Vector illustration scheme of bone cross section. Diagram with articular cartilage, marrow, medullary cavity and periosteum. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Spongy vs compact bone comparison with anatomical structure outline diagram Royalty Free Stock Photo

Structure and components of long bone. Proximal epiphysis, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Intramembranous ossification Royalty Free Stock Photo

Intramembranous ossification. Woven bone Royalty Free Stock Photo

$Film x-ray forearm simulating Photography finding fracture at left ulnar and left radial diaphysis with displacement on red mark. Royalty Free Stock Photo$

Bone internal structure. Didactic scheme of anatomy of human bone. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Long Human Bone Structure, Detailed Medical Illustration Royalty Free Stock Photo

Long Bone Anatomy, Medical Illustration: Detailed Line Drawing Royalty Free Stock Photo

$Film x-ray forearm and wrist joint AP,LAT closed fracture at distal part of diaphysis of radius with distal radioulnar joint Royalty Free Stock Photo$

Comprehensive Human Femur Bone Anatomy Detailed Medical Image for Study and Research Royalty Free Stock Photo

Black Illustration of Human Leg Bone Anatomy with Detailed Structure Lines Royalty Free Stock Photo

Long Bone Anatomy Illustration: Medical Diagram of Human Skeletal System Royalty Free Stock Photo

Panoramic image showing a cross-section of the diaphysis of an immature bone, in process of ossification. From the outside to the inside, the periosteum, in the form of an external pink line, is clearly distinguished from the cortical of immature or primary woven bone tissue, which appear as a thick layer of interlocking and anastomosed trabeculae forming an irregular network. The intensely staine