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Symphysis structure

Known as: Amphiarthrosis, Secondary cartilaginous joint, Symphysis 
A form of articulation in which the bones are connected by intervening substance admitting slight motion.
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1993
1993
To clarify the characteristics, extent, and frequency of spinal ossification and abnormalities of the sacroiliac joint, symphysis… 
1989
1989
The pain of symphysis pubis diastasis during and after pregnancy can be disabling. This report describes for the first time the… 
Review
1985
Review
1985
A further discussion of age assessment and palaeodemography requires detailed reviews of methods, especially pubic symphysis… 
1978
1978
SummaryThe treatment of unstable pelvic girdle fractures and symphysis ruptures with secondary injuries by external… 
1967
1967
  • George J. AlkerFranz E. GlasauerJ. ZollReinhold E. Schlagenhauff
  • 1967
  • Corpus ID: 26127252
Avulsion of cervical nerve roots by A traction injury to the shoulder girdle is well known (1, 7, 12), but, on the other hand… 
Review
1962
Review
1962
excerpt Roentgenograms showing patchy osteosclerotic changes in the skull in patients with hyperparathyroidism are not frequently… 
1959
1959
1. We have described an operation the aim of which is to reduce the gap at the pubic symphysis which accompanies ectopia vesicae… 
1953
1953
In two types of pelvic injuries—fractures of the iliac wing and separation of the symphysis pubis—internal fixation with…