The phrase "articular end" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misspelling or misinterpretation of "articular end," which refers to the end of a bone that forms a joint.
Example: "The articular end of the femur is crucial for proper knee function."
Alternatives: "joint surface" or "articular surface."
Our system is designed with an articular end in the form of a rasp, which helps prepare the area of the posterior tibia to be stripped before the tibial tunnel is drilled while being protected by the drill guide; this simplifies the preparation and creation of the tibial tunnel via a single device, which can be done with a 30° arthroscope but is easier with a 70° arthroscope.
Proximal articular end of the tuberculum is missing.
The shaft tapers distally then expands to an inflated distal articular end.
The distal articular end is subrectangular in distal view with a broader medial face.
The distal articular end is trapezoidal in shape with two broad and tall condyles.
Proximal articular end of capitulum flattened cranially and convex caudally with rounded articular facet.
However, bones, including their articular ends, are in a constant state of change through the process of remodeling, which continues throughout life.
Neanderthal skeletons are also characterized by ribcages which are broad and deep at the bottom and narrow at the top (Franciscus and Churchill 2002; Sawyer and Maley 2005); relatively short distal limbs (i.e., lower arms and legs) and large articular ends of the tibia (shin) and femur (thigh) (Boule 1911 1913; Trinkaus 1983; Ruff 1991; Ruff et al. 1997; Weaver 2003).
All five right metatarsals are present though they have also suffered destruction of the articular ends.
A right and left radius are preserved; both are missing the proximal articular ends.
The bone is elongate with expanded proximal and distal articular ends; distal end expanded more than proximal end; proximal end flat and distal end rounded.
