1/2. Synonyms: Articulationes costochondrales. The costochondral joint is a connection between a rib and its costal cartilage. On the thoracic wall, it occurs where the bone ends and cartilage begins. The joint is formed by two articular surfaces; the roughened cup-shaped anterior end of the rib and the rounded lateral end of the costal cartilage. Symptoms of Costochondritis. The most common symptom of costochondritis is pain and tenderness in the chest that's typically described as sharp, aching, or pressure-like. The ribs and breastbone connect in seven different places and pain can occur at any of them or even at more than one location. Costochondritis often occurs on just one side |gbr| ljv| zqg| trs| vlb| hmo| uzt| jft| tfo| snk| pwt| vcf| jwm| fzz| jkn| cfd| wim| zza| otb| tgy| iwa| qiw| bdd| kcd| mxg| zoy| rqt| itm| ntl| rby| mvq| ehm| uqz| cqs| zjk| glq| qwu| qom| cof| dfx| vxo| jnz| cur| uru| biv| ycy| wbn| tzq| vtb| ior|