Meanings of diaphysis in English

A segment of diaphysis had recently washed up in that vicinity.

We describe the first case of chondroblastoma arising in the diaphysis of a long bone.

Other tracks took a direction of longitudinal obliquity, and then implicated both epiphysis and diaphysis.

Showing shortening of bone, owing to a lateral approximation of the diaphysis because of muscular contraction.

The osteons are cylindrical structures and are the main structural units of the diaphysis in long bones.

Oblique perforation, implicating both epiphysis and diaphysis.

Patients and methods: A 34-years-old man presented with a post-traumatic chronic osteomyelitis due to an open fractur of the diaphysis humerus.

This was no doubt due to the infrequency of extension of the comminuted fractures beyond the junction of diaphysis and epiphysis.

The scintimetric activity in the ipsilateral femoral diaphysis decreased and the activity in the tibial diaphysis increased during the observation period.

An increase in calcium (Ca) content of diaphysis was inhibited by Zn in both the presence and absence of Cd.

The posteromedial metaphyseal extension and the caput-diaphysis angle were measured to be significantly greater in the X-rays than in CT and MRI.

In the femur of MFP-treated rats, there was an increase in the inertia momentum of the diaphysis without changes in bone width.

Microcomputed tomography showed that the bone mass in the fifth lumbar vertebral body, femur diaphysis, and femoral neck were dose-dependently restored by Scl-Ab.

The maximum thickening and tenderness usually correspond to the junction of the diaphysis with the epiphysis, and the swelling tails off gradually along the shaft.

Conclusion: MIPO of humerus diaphysis and proximal fractures allows for preservation of blood supply in fracture fragments, owing to less soft tissue and periosteal injury.

A segment of diaphysis had recently washed up in that vicinity.