Synovial Membrane of the Acetabulum: Anatomy, Function, and Clinical Importance
The synovial membrane of the acetabulum is a specialized tissue lining the non-articular surfaces within the hip joint's acetabular fossa, primarily p...
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The synovial membrane of the acetabulum is a specialized tissue lining the non-articular surfaces within the hip joint's acetabular fossa, primarily p...
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