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Joint pathology
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- 1What type of joint is a 'Synarthroses'?Synarthroses:
Bones connected by fibrous tissue
(EG: teeth/alveolar bone) - 2What type of joint is an Amphiarthroses?Amphiarthroses:
Bone connected by hyaline cartilage
(E.G. pelvic/mandibular symphyses) - 3What kind of joint is Synovial Joint?Synovial joint:
True Joint - 4What do you call/ How would you describe area 'A' of a joint?Normal
- 5What do you call area 'B'?Area B is an example of Fibrillation
- 6What is area 'C' an example ofArea 'C' is an diagram of Eburnation
- 7What is this an example of?Osteophyte formation
(sequel of chronic joint injury)
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- Simple joint pathology
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- Justin Veazey · Nov 2014
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- Jul 5, 2016
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