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плюсневые кости Portuguese
ossos metatarsais Spanish
huesos metatarsianos Catalan
metatarsià Synonyms
Examples for "metatarsal"
Examples for "metatarsal"
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For third metatarsal stress fracture, a delayed forefoot loading increases injury risk.
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Eight metatarsal specimens were selected from each group for walking fatigue test.
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At slaughter, metacarpal, metatarsal bones and metacarpal growth plate thickness were measured.
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Wayne Rooney has been more influential than ever since breaking his metatarsal.
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Formulae for calculating the individual location of each metatarsal head were obtained.
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I chipped a bit off my metatarsal bone in 2010 during a routine.
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An X-ray revealed a crack in the metatarsal bone adjacent to his big toe.
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Background: The fifth metatarsal bone is a common site of stress fractures in soccer athletes.
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Hot carcass weight, metacarpal and metatarsal bone characteristics, and metacarpal growth plate width were measured.
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We discuss the surgical management of this problem using a bone transfer from the extra metatarsal bone within the midfoot.
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At slaughter, metacarpal, metatarsal bones and metacarpal growth plate thickness were measured.
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The metatarsal bones are five long bones which link the ankle bones (tarsals) to the bones in the toes (phalanges).
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Enchondroma is often found on the long bones, and very frequently upon the bones of the hands or on the metatarsal bones.
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If in the body as a rule the three metacarpal or metatarsal bones are affected, and the fracture is generally transverse and oblique.
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The cultured mutant metatarsal bones failed to response to TGF-beta1, while the hypertrophic differentiation was largely inhibited by Sonic hedgehog (Shh).
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In the bird, the thigh bone lies close to the body, and the metatarsal bones of the foot (ii., iii., iv., Fig.
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That extremely long section is called the cannon bone, and it's made up fused metatarsal bones-thelongest ones in the center of your foot.