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Page 257
... joints are found wherever only two types of movement are required , and a movement of the opposi- tion kind is the habitual one . Ellipsoid type . The ellipsoid is also a joint having two types of movement but allowing opposition ...
... joints are found wherever only two types of movement are required , and a movement of the opposi- tion kind is the habitual one . Ellipsoid type . The ellipsoid is also a joint having two types of movement but allowing opposition ...
Page 259
... joint has a well - developed set of lymphatic vessels the ultimate channels of which join those of the neigh- bouring parts of the limb or body wall . Joint metabolism and nutrition . The metabolism and nutrition of the fibrous capsule ...
... joint has a well - developed set of lymphatic vessels the ultimate channels of which join those of the neigh- bouring parts of the limb or body wall . Joint metabolism and nutrition . The metabolism and nutrition of the fibrous capsule ...
Page 264
... joint joints in diseases are less clearly established . Cretinism , which is acromegaly related to hypothyroidism , causes dwarfism and abnor- mally developed bony epiphyses but apparently does not lead to joint disease . Severe ...
... joint joints in diseases are less clearly established . Cretinism , which is acromegaly related to hypothyroidism , causes dwarfism and abnor- mally developed bony epiphyses but apparently does not lead to joint disease . Severe ...
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