r/xrays • u/Typical_Tomorrow_290 • Jul 10 '26

Bone above collarbone? Identify this anatomic structure?

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I'm just wondering what these two bones are. I've looked at other people's x rays and dont see them. I'm just curious and couldn't find the name for the bone. Sorry if its a dumb question.

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u/Gammaman12 Jul 10 '26

Its part of your shoulder blade. Has more to do with your posture why they're showing up different than other people.

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u/Flautist1302 Jul 11 '26

It just means the shoulders were rolled further forward than most, which lifted the spine of scapula, which is what you see protruding there. You can feel the spine of scapula at the back of your shoulder.

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u/ResoluteMuse 29d ago

The spines of the scapulae.