Meanings of genu in English

The genu was divided into anterior, middle and posterior regions.

A bone bridge developed on the bilateral proximal tibial growth plate resulting in genu varum.

Methods: The radiographs of patients with non-traumatic knee pain and varying degrees of genu varus were reviewed.

The genu of the corpus callosum was larger in SPD patients than in schizophrenic patients or normal controls.

We traced MR images to measure the areas of the CC genu, anterior body, posterior body, isthmus and splenium.

Overall, SLE patients had lower FA values in the genu and splenium CC as compared with the control subjects.

SPD patients also had a region of the callosum just posterior to the genu that was narrower than in the other two groups.

Again, if the Latin or Greek has the medial, the English has the thin, as in Latin 'duo,' English 'two,' Latin 'genu,' English 'knee.'

Brain MRI with diffusion-weighted imaging performed 3 days after onset revealed acute infarction involving the bilateral fornices and the right genu of the corpus callosum.

Genu varum on the left side was corrected with the resolution of bone bridge.

Genu valgum and genu varum are ordinary deformities and quite common in all classes.

Inflatio Genu, or Bagging of the Knees of the Trousers, a disease whose symptoms are similar to those above.

"It's genu-ine all right," he at length admitted grudgingly.

(Genu Varum).-Thisis the opposite of knock knees, and the deformity usually affects both limbs, the knees being widely separated.

The genu was divided into anterior, middle and posterior regions.

A bone bridge developed on the bilateral proximal tibial growth plate resulting in genu varum.