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Elbow

Known as: Cubital region, Cubitus, Elbow(s) 
Region of the body immediately surrounding and including the ELBOW JOINT.
National Institutes of Health

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Narrower (9)

Bone structure of distal humerusElbow joint structureLeft elbow region structureProximal epiphysis of ulna

Broader (3)

Free upper limbJointsUpper arm

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2007
2007
Posttranslational regulation of Cubitus interruptus in Hedgehog signaling in Drosophila
  • B. Ng
  • 2007
  • Corpus ID: 87225696
Author(s): Ng, Brenda | Advisor(s): Kornberg, Thomas B | Abstract: The program of spatial and temporal gene expression initiated… 
1987
1987
[A new technic for the surgical treatment of old isolated dislocations of the lower end of the cubitus].
1985
1985
[Radiological study of the height of the cubitus in relation to the radius. Measures of 2 comparative series].
It has been postulated that cubitus altus promotes Kienböck's disease. The inconstant value of the radioulnar index must be… 
1977
1977
[Study of the classification of chondrodysplasias with mesomelic predominance].
Chondrodysplasiae with mesomelic predominance, that is with an elective defect of the middle segment of the limbs, constitute a… 
1974
1974
Position effect of the cubitus interruptus gene in Drosophila melanogaster. Autoradiographic and fluorescent analysis of a translocated segment of chromosome IV during the position effect
1973
1973
[Lengthening of the cubitus in treatment of Kienboeck's disease].
1973
1973
[Lengthening of the cubitus in Kienboeck's disease: technic].
1968
1968
[Anterior route of approach to the lower extremity of the radius and the cubitus].
1963
1963
CUBITAL TUNNEL SYNDROME IN CUBITUS RECURVATUS.
1954
1954
[Pseudarthrosis of the cubitus due to osteolysis and its relation to neurofibromatosis].