Sentence examples for fibrous joint from inspiring English sources

These findings indicate that P(l/d LA 96/4 joint scaffold arthroplasty leads to the formation of a functional fibrous joint.

Bone periodontal ligament (PDL tooth fibrous joint adaptation was evaluated by comparing changes in joint stiffness with changes in functional space between the tooth and alveolar bony socket.

This is an approximation of mechanical stiffness of the actual fibrous joint, which was adopted mainly because the mechanical properties of the joint are unknown and because the structure of the joint indicates that it is probably fairly stiff [27].

Hip OA was defined radiographically, as osteophytes on the acetabular rim and periphery of the femoral head and neck or at autopsy, as fibrillation and erosion of the articular cartilage of the femoral head and acetabulum, increased synovial fluid volume, and hypertrophy of the teres ligament and fibrous joint capsule [67].

The synovial membrane and fibrous joint capsule could be examined.

The synovial cells form a thin lining within the fibrous joint capsule surrounding the joint space.

In this study, temporal adaptations of bone-ligament-tooth fibrous joints to reduced functional loads were mapped using a holistic approach.

In situ biomechanical testing on harvested fibrous joints revealed increased stiffness in SD groups (SD:239 605 N/mm) (p < 0.05) at 8 and 12 weeks.

It is imperative that future studies should measure the biomechanical response of joints that have undergone short- and long-term changes to inflamed and degraded fibrous joints.

From a morphological standpoint, the significantly reduced PDL-space in more apical, unaffected regions of ligated fibrous joints can be attributed to increased tensile strains in this area due to coronal degradation [ 70].

We are especially interested in the microfibrillary composition of the fibrous hip joint capsule as hip laxity is an important contributor, or predisposing factor, to HD.