Sentence examples for joint margin from inspiring English sources
In 1976 Hughston et al. described the "middle third of the lateral capsular ligament" as "technically strong", and as a "major lateral static support at around 30° of flexion", attaching proximally to the lateral epicondyle of the femur and distally at the tibial joint margin [37].
This pin traverses a narrower width of peri-acetabular bone compared to the pre-capital pin (26 vs. 32 mm), is closer to the hip joint margin (9 vs. 22 mm) and penetrates the internal pelvis under very little muscle cover (iliopsoas).
Osteophytes were defined as cortical protrusions at the joint margin seen in two planes [ 24].
The severity of damage was graded from 0 (normal joint architecture) to 6 (deformation, joint margin osteophytes formation and bone remodeling).
While we cannot totally discount early hip joint degenerative change influencing hip BMD, DXA measurements are conventionally made away from the joint margin making this explanation seem implausible.
Chondro-osteophytes, protrusions of new cartilage which subsequently ossify, form both at the joint margin and centrally at areas where cartilage has eroded.
White arrows indicate osteophytes/new bone formation at joint margins, with bone remodelling.
Large osteophytes representing new bone formation are apparent at the joint margins (white arrows), and are associated with bone remodelling.
A repair tissue, originating from the joint margins was also noted, migrating over the cartilage surface.
In the acute stage of non-specific infections it appeared to be normal, while in chronic cases it showed blurring of the outlines of the sacroiliac joint, widening of the joint space, periarticular osteopaenia, sclerosis and erosion of the joint margins.
First, joint faces (medial, lateral, superior and inferior joint margins) within the same joint tended all to be affected by OST, as indicated by the appearance of square patches in the resulting tapestry of this matrix (Figure 1A), particularly in the knees, hands and lumbar spine.
