The phrase "articular mobility" is not correct in English; did you mean "articular mobility"? If this is the case, you can use it in contexts related to joint movement or flexibility in anatomy or physical therapy.
Example: "The physical therapist assessed the patient's articular mobility to determine the range of motion in their knee."
Alternatives: "joint mobility" or "articular flexibility".
Also a gradual loss of the articular cartilage may lead to pain sensation and reduced articular mobility, resulting from an exposure of nerve endings in the subchondral layer.
Although joint flexibility may decline with age, elderly subjects could maintain and/or improve it through core stability, stretching, and articular mobility exercises.
All patients had undergone a physical examination, complete neurological examination, measurement of articular mobility, whole neuraxis MRI, and 3D-CT scans of the head and upper cervical spine with two-dimensional computerized tomography (2D-CT) reconstructions.
In OA treatment, the stopping of deterioration of disease is of prime importance, facilitation of patient's gait and articular mobility by a decrease of pain, what influences quality of life.
The effects of other variables (partial mobility, articular trauma, change in neurological status, various treatments) need to be studied separately.
Diffusion weighted imaging (DWI) can probe water mobility in articular cartilage [ 2, 32, 127, 128].
Ultimately, the destruction of articular cartilage can affect joint mobility, leading to severe joint stiffness and pain.
Significant shape changes occurred in the condylar morphology with the loss of the epiphyseal cartilaginous cap, often removing key articular structures responsible for joint articulation, mobility, and congruence.
The disease is characterized by a progressive degradation of articular cartilage leading to loss of joint mobility and function accompanied by chronic pain.
However, these findings should be interpreted with caution since there were differences in disease duration, the percentage of patients with extra-articular manifestations, physician's GDA, and spinal mobility measures at baseline and there was an uneven distribution of patients among the different treatment groups.
Morphological analyses indicate that the articular surfaces of the unguals are inclined, suggesting mobility in vertical and horizontal planes [78], [79], [81] [83].
