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A '''scapular node''' is a [[Physiology|physiological]] component. |
A '''scapular node''' is a [[Physiology|physiological]] component. |
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| − | In [[2369]], [[Doctor]] [[Julian Bashir]] examined the scapular nodes of a seemingly [[death|dead]] [[female|woman]] for a [[ |
+ | In [[2369]], [[Doctor]] [[Julian Bashir]] examined the scapular nodes of a seemingly [[death|dead]] [[female|woman]] for a [[parasitic infection]] and discovered that the woman was actually [[life|alive]], despite [[tricorder]] readings that said otherwise. ({{DS9|The Passenger}}) |
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Revision as of 17:26, 23 July 2009
A scapular node is a physiological component.
In 2369, Doctor Julian Bashir examined the scapular nodes of a seemingly dead woman for a parasitic infection and discovered that the woman was actually alive, despite tricorder readings that said otherwise. (DS9: "The Passenger")
It was not mentioned in what part of the body scapular nodes are located, or in what species or lifeforms. The term scapular typically refers to the scapula, or shoulder bone, and prescapular lymph nodes are located just in front of the shoulders. Since it was mentioned that the nodes were located in a woman, it can be inferred that scapular nodes are found in shoulder region of humanoids.