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MICROANATOMY OF THE BONE

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1 MICROANATOMY OF THE BONE

2 Osteon (Haversian) System
Sharpey’s Fibers Central (Haversian) Canal Lacuna (space) Osteocyte Perforating (Volkmann’s) Canal

3 Periosteum Osteon System Central Canal Spongy Bone Compact Bone

4 Canaliculi Osteocyte

5 Compact Bone Endosteum (gray) Trabeculae (“little beams”) Spongy Bone

6 Epiphysis Compact Bone Medullary Cavity Diaphysis Spongy Bone
contains Compact Bone Red Marrow Medullary Cavity contains Yellow Marrow Diaphysis Spongy Bone Epiphyseal Line Hyaline Cartilage (where the bone articulates with another bone)

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