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metapophyses (pl.)
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metapophyses Sentence Examples
- The metapophyses of the vertebrae are the articular processes that connect to adjacent vertebrae.
- The metapophysis is located on the posterior part of the vertebral body, superior to the postzygapophyses.
- The metapophyses are formed by the fusion of the neural and costal elements of the vertebra.
- Metapophyseal fractures are common injuries in athletes and individuals involved in high-impact activities.
- Metapophysitis is an inflammation of the metapophysis, often caused by overuse or trauma.
- The metapophyses play a crucial role in maintaining spinal stability and supporting weight-bearing.
- The size and morphology of the metapophyses vary across different species and among individuals within a species.
- Metapophyseal exostoses are bony growths that can develop on the metapophyses, potentially causing impingement and pain.
- Imaging techniques like X-rays and CT scans are used to visualize the metapophyses and diagnose any abnormalities.
- Surgical intervention may be necessary in cases of severe metapophyseal fractures or other pathological conditions affecting the metapophyses.
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The metapophyses of the vertebrae are the articular processes that connect to adjacent vertebrae.
The metapophysis is located on the posterior part of the vertebral body, superior to the postzygapophyses.
The metapophyses are formed by the fusion of the neural and costal elements of the vertebra.
Metapophyseal fractures are common injuries in athletes and individuals involved in high-impact activities.
