All ribs have the potential to grow back if removed properly. There are common procedures which remove humps on ribs by cutting away a length of the rib, which will grow back into place within 2 to 3 months. The membrane which covers the rib must be left completely intact in order for this to happen.
Yes, under some circumstances. It depends on how the surgery was performed. If the periosteum (a fibrous sheath which covers bones and contains the blood vessels and nerves that provide nourishment and sensation to them) is still intact, a new rib can form. In patients with scoliosis, for example, a deformed rib is shortened or removed, and a new one (that is not deformed) will grow back in a period of about three to four months.
Generally speaking there is no Western Medicine explanation, or examples of this happeng. But, since the human body is such marvelous mystery, there are accounts of human beings regenerating parts of their bodoes. Though this is rare, it is found more in the Eastern Medical Traditions. Anything is possible, even if it is not commonplace.
See picture at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_rib_cage
The human rib cage, also known as the thoracic cage
Portion of the dorsum that lies over the rib cage
Human ribs are called as RIB CAGE, they protect our inner organs (eg;heart, lungs)
Approximately 163lbs (74kg) should begin to cause organ damage.
what is the approximate size of the human rib cage
no punk.
no it cannot
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Bone.
No. The Human Spine does not Grow Back.
Probs not, bro :(
Chimpanzee rib cages have roughly the same consistency.
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In the chest cavity
There are 24 ribs in the human rib cage, 12 on each side of the sternum.
it should be the rib cage