scapula
blade-bone
scapular bone

Even Scapula must know by now that such a state does not exist.

But the General was hit in his left upper arm and scapula.

If it were given them, they would see the death of Scapula before the fire was lit again.

If they have killed Scapula, it is because of your capture.

All of the body parts are estimated to have been found except for one scapula.

Scapula was not a man to take his orders lightly.

This movement can be compromised by anything that changes the position of the scapula.

Scapula will come to us where and when we want him.'

As the name suggests, its main function is to lift the scapula.

Its action is to draw the scapula to the dorsal.

On either side is a shield-like scale called a scapula.

The scapula was short with a moderately expanded upper end.

The other electrode is placed on the back, behind the heart in the region between the scapula.

Scapula has sworn to come west but even so, his men are losing morale.

If they see us in retreat, they'll follow and Scapula won't want to stop them.

An image of Scapula came clear in the dark, racked by endless pain.

Winging of the scapula may also be responsible for the shadow.

Damage to this nerve can lead to a winged scapula.

The scapula should be positioned parallel to the x-ray film.

The scapula has a body, neck, and spine; any of these may be fractured.

Injury from a direct blow to the lateral side of the scapula is also possible.

More even than Scapula, the shadow of that man's reputation dulled the morning.

An image of Scapula, dead, floated before him, as real as the room.

On November 3, he suffered a fractured scapula and missed the rest of the season.

The scapula has been found to play an important role in shoulder impingement syndrome.

You block the wind, or open it up here," Nezzie said, showing her the handle that was attached to a damper made of thin scapular bone.