In addition, secondary cartilages cap the condylar processes and, depending on the species, one or both of the non-articular processes.
Frequently, when the lip is repaired, the alar cartilage fails to form a satisfactory dome at the nasal tip.
Cartilage hyperplasia was observed during initial histological investigations.
The ears have a sunken center and an opening to the front without depicting the small central protrusion of cartilage (the "tragus").
The ears are sunken in the center and open frontally with a button-like depiction of the central projection of cartilage (the "tragus").
The mesenchyme differentiates into cartilage, smooth muscle and mucous glands surrounding the developing airways.
This process culminates in irreversible damage to cartilage, bone and tendon.
The end plate is formed from cartilage that resembles articular cartilage and vertebral cortex.
