Cervical Rib

A Extends laterally and may end in a blind pouch
B Symptom is proportionate to its size
C Relieving symptoms require extraperiosteal / Sub- periosteal removal of rib
D Originate from body of 1st rib
E Articulate with C7 transverse process

Correct Answer: Extends laterally and may end in a blind pouch, Symptom is proportionate to its size, Relieving symptoms require extraperiosteal / Sub- periosteal removal of rib

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