Condylar Fossa: Anatomy, Function, and Clinical Significance of the TMJ Socket
The condylar fossa is a crucial anatomical depression on the temporal bone that serves as the primary articulation point for the mandibular condyle, f...
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The condylar fossa is a crucial anatomical depression on the temporal bone that serves as the primary articulation point for the mandibular condyle, f...
By Jordan
Secondary cartilaginous joints, also known as symphyses, are a type of cartilaginous joint characterized by articulating bone surfaces covered in hyal...
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The distal end of the tibia primarily articulates with the talus to form the main ankle joint, while the calcaneus articulates with the talus to form ...
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The anterolateral ligament (ALL) of the knee originates from the lateral femoral epicondyle and inserts onto the anterolateral aspect of the proximal ...
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The second toe is supported by a complex network of ligaments, primarily at its metatarsophalangeal (MTP) and interphalangeal (IP) joints, which provi...
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The knee joint is classified as a modified hinge joint, primarily facilitating flexion and extension with subtle rotational capabilities, essential fo...
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The carpal bones primarily serve as a dynamic bridge between the forearm and hand, facilitating complex wrist movements, providing a stable yet adapta...
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Cooper's ligament, or pectineal ligament, is a strong fibrous band on the pubic bone crucial for abdominal wall stability and a key anatomical landmar...
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The elbow is a sophisticated synovial joint that primarily functions as a hinge joint for flexion and extension, while also incorporating a pivot join...
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