👉 The term "supracaudal" refers to a position of the chest in relation to the diaphragm. It is often described as having a slightly higher elevation than the chest level and can vary based on individual anatomy, such as whether it's located at the base of the sternum or around the midline of the back. In general, supracaudal position is considered more upright and may be associated with higher abdominal organs like the liver and kidneys.
