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So today were going to talk about the types of ossifications. But first we have to reverse time to fully understand.
WOW! I'm young again. So while I'm young let's talk about ENDOCHONDRAL OSSIFICATION.
ENDOCHONDRAL OSSIFICATION is responsible for replacement of fetal cartilage skeleton with bone.
It is important in the formation of long bones. It also takes longer time to form a bone. Endochondral ossification stops at 2 years old
As we grown, INTRAMEMBRANOUS OSSFICATION is responsible for replacement of thin connective tissue membrane with bone.
It is important for the formation of flat bones. It also takes less time to develop bones. Intramembranous ossification stops at the age of 18-21.
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