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complete or partial fusion of C1 and the occiput, occipital vertebra: an additional bone between C1 and the occiput), and at the cervicothoracic junction

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subchondral bone at the periphery, where there is vascular invasion of the necrotic bone, resulting in osteoporotic bone At the junction of increased bone density

type of bone lesions and is divided into primary and secondary lesions. Primary bone cancers are rare and include osteosarcoma, chondrosarcoma, and Ewing

osteomalacia due to vitamin D depletion on bone biopsy: Bone pain and muscle weakness in 16 (94 percent) Bone tenderness in 15 (88 percent) Fracture in

allograft, or synthetic bone graft substitutes can be used to promote bone healing and fusion. In some cases, the use of additional bone morphogenetic proteins

ligamentous insertions, and the tibial tuberosity. Ankles and feet: Dorsal surface of the talus, dorsal and medial navicular, lateral and plantar cuboid, base

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temporary disruption of the blood supply at the bone-cartilage complex and not by traction injury. Apophysitis is more common than osteochondrosis. Apophysitis

outwards and compressing the acetabular cartilage inwards. The labrum separates from the cartilage and the acetabular cartilage delaminates from the bone. The

fascia (mixed collagen and proteoglycans) -> cartilage (principally proteoglycans plus some collagen) -> bone (essentially cartilage that has been doped by

structure, and type III muscle patterning (neuromuscular) non-structural. The groups exist as a spectrum, and patients can have features of two groups, and/or

attachment of muscle to bone, rendering it a tendon. Technically speaking – because the patella is a sesamoid bone, that is, a bone imbedded within a tendon

ball-and-socket joint to allow inversion and eversion. Affects 1-2%. Calcaneonavicular and Talocalcaneal coalition are the most common (90%), and 50% are

synovial joints. They have hyaline cartilage that overlies the subchondral bone, a synovial membrane, a fibrous joint capsule, and a joint space (1-2mL). Histological

osteonecrosis. Dead bone cannot remodel (i.e., the process by which osteoclasts remove damaged bone and osteoblasts synthesize new bone). Accordingly, microscopic

progress to larger cracks and eventually cartilage erosion. Ultimately the underlying bone is exposed. At this point the bone attracts a hyperaemia undergoes

in determining the sex of the bone. Trauma to the hyoid and laryngeal cartilages (thyroid cartilage and cricoid cartilage), is one of the significant signs

recorded as a baseline VAS. The frequency and duration relates to how it waxes and wanes and how long for, and is usually related to aggravating factors

of the bones but not the costal cartilages, and into the abdominal region. They continue to supply the muscles and tissues in those bands. L2 and lower

column bones and cartilage grows faster than the spinal cord. This causes the nerves below the cervical spine to follow a slanted path. The lumbar and sacral

to diagnose due to multiple sources of pain. There is no cortical bone between bone and tendon. More common in men. Achilles tendinopathy - non-homogenous