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A patient enters with rounded thoracic posture; the clinician locates bony landmarks to map levels before further examination.

Surface anatomy and palpation landmarks:

Suprasternal notch: central reference for upper thorax surface mapping.
Sternal angle: adjacent to the T4 vertebral level.
Scapular spine: typically overlies T3, while position varies between people.

Clinical notes on variability:

Anatomical variation and thoracic posture alter surface correspondence; confirm with bilateral landmark checks.

Surface anatomy reference

Evidence 4.2/5 · High

Palpation level

Which spinous process typically aligns with the scapular spine?

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