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Dislocation of the veebra is uncommon in thoracic region because in this region

A
The aicular processes are interlocked
B
The veebral body is long
C
Anterior longitudinal ligament is strong
D
Spinous process is long and pointed
High-Yield Explanation
The superior aicular process is directed backward, upward and laterally (BUL) in the thoracic region. It interlocks with the corresponding inferior aicular facet making a strong aiculation rendering dislocation in the thoracic region uncommon.

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