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Meaning of patellae
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patellae (pl.)
of Patella
patellae Sentence Examples
- The patellae, or kneecaps, are the largest sesamoid bones in the human body.
- Patellae protect the knee joint from impact and provide leverage for knee extension.
- Dislocated patellae, commonly known as "knocked knees," can be painful and impair mobility.
- Tendinitis of the patellar tendon, called "jumper's knee," is a common overuse injury in athletes.
- Patella fractures, often caused by direct force, can require surgical repair.
- Patellofemoral pain syndrome is a common knee pain condition associated with inflammation behind the patella.
- Strengthening exercises for the quadriceps can help stabilize the patellae and reduce knee pain.
- Patellar braces provide additional support to the knee joint and can aid in the recovery from patellar injuries.
- Patella luxation, where the kneecap slips out of its normal position, is a common problem in small breed dogs.
- Patellar reflexes, tested by tapping the patellar tendon below the kneecap, can assess the health of the knee joint and the nervous system.
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The patellae, or kneecaps, are the largest sesamoid bones in the human body.
Patellae protect the knee joint from impact and provide leverage for knee extension.
Dislocated patellae, commonly known as "knocked knees," can be painful and impair mobility.
Tendinitis of the patellar tendon, called "jumper's knee," is a common overuse injury in athletes.
