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The process of expressing blood from a part |
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PADLIKE SAC OR CAVITY FOUND IN CONNECTIVE TISSUE USUALLY NEAR A JOINT WHICH IS LINED WITH SYNOVIAL MEMBRANE AND FILLED WITH SYNOVIAL FLUID WHICH HELPS TO REDUCE FRICTION BETWEEN MOVING PARTS |
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Lines of union of cranial bones by a thin fibrous membrane which eventually disappears |
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Origin and development of bone; ossificatioin |
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Surgical incision of the joint |
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Resembling a grain of sesame in size and shape
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The connection of bones; a joint |
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Inflammation of bone and marrow caused by a pyogenic organism; may remain localized or may spread through the bone |
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Operative procedure of reshaping or reconstructing a diseased joint |
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Visualization of a joint by radiographic study after injection of a contrast medium into the joint space |
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Pulling force exerted on bones or muscles by means of weight and pulleys to align or to immobilize the part |
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A type of radiograph that produces "real time" fluoroscopic images for the surgeon or radiographer |
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A cell of mesodermal origin that is concerned with the formation of bone |
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An examination of the interior of a joint for therapeutic and diagnostic purposes with a specially designed endoscope |
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A rounded protuberance at the end of a bone forming an articulation |
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Turning away from midline |
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The production and development of blood cells, normally in bone marrow |
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Transplant tissue obtained from the same species |
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