The phrase "articular distribution" is not correct in written English.
It seems you may have meant "articular distribution" in a medical or anatomical context, but the term is not standard.
Example: "The study focused on the articular distribution of the joint surfaces in the human body."
Alternatives: "joint distribution" or "articular pattern".
This articular distribution suggests a decisive paracrine effect of BMP-7, correlating with the finding that intraarticular measured levels are lower than the effective concentrations determined in vitro [ 39].
The exact articular distribution is unknown in rabbits, but in other mammalian systems, components of the anterior group of nerve fibers, including the femoral and saphenous nerve articular branches, terminate on structures around the anterior, medial and lateral aspects of the joint capsule and anterior cruciate ligament [ 4].
Y-90 PET imaging has been reported to result in superior image quality/resolution compared to SPECT and may provide a more accurate assessment of the intra- or extra-articular distribution of Y-90 [11].
The scintigraphic control with images obtained after early and late injection showed appropriate intra-articular distribution, as well as absence of escape to regional lymph nodes, other organs or urinary elimination.
Whole-body scintigraphy was performed immediately (1 2 h after) and later (3 7 days after) to ensure that the puncture was performed properly and to evaluate the homogeneity of the intra-articular distribution and systemic escape of the material.
In this study, we investigated the distinctions in intra-articular force distribution between the two types of TKA designs in patients with varus knee osteoarthritis.
Although both the posterior stabilized and cruciate retaining total knee arthroplasty have been proven to effectively relieve pain and restore basic functions, the joint gap width during flexion was reported to be different due to the presence or absence of posterior cruciate ligament, which may lead to different intra-articular force distribution.
In all 33 diffuse scans, PET/CT confirmed an intra-articular Y-90 distribution.
While a diffuse intra-articular Y-90 distribution pattern on imaging may be expected to provide a more widespread radiation dose, our results do not suggest this correlates with clinical outcome.
The commonest recorded pattern of the intra-articular pattern of distribution of the OA radiographic changes was superolateral (44.3%), the other patterns, in order of frequency being superomedial (23.5%), medial (19%) and concentric (9.1%).
In striking analogy to articular cartilage, the microstiffness distribution of the synthetic composite was unimodal, whereas its nanostiffness exhibited a bimodal distribution.
