Central Neural Arch

Embryonic Index:
Bn.CNrlArc

The neural arch is a posterior outgrowth of the vertrebrae and enables the formation of the vertebral foramen (neural channel) between the arch and the vertebral body. The neural arch consists of central, dorsal and lateral parts. The central neural arch is formed by bilateral laminae.

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