How to display your own name in publications list when you are a middle-author on a publication with a large number of authors? My Name is among tens of authors of a paper on global health.   

For the purpose of my CV update, I need to show my name without showing the names of all authors of the paper.  

My preferred style is JAMA, which shows the names of the first 3 authors followed by 'et al'.

Would the following format be appropriate, at least for my CV, when My Name is published in the middle of a long authors' list ?  

First Author, Co-Author, My Name, et al 

If so, will this (customized) format ever cause any confusion for any group of audience?
The bolding trick suggested by others is fine up to a point, but eventually it will get to be silly.

I'm coming from a nuclear and particle physics background and have papers with hundreds of coauthors. So I didn't take care that my name showed up. I just built my publication list using bibtex in the standard format for my discipline and assumed that readers who wanted to check that I was on those papers know how to use InSpire (the go-to publication database for these disciplines). 

That means that my name appears on my publication list only a few times, but it is also there in big letters at the top of the page.