| Appears as a cystic excrescence projecting away from the metaphysis that has its axis pointing away from the joint. |
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| This is for removing cancellous bone from the resected humeral head to graft onto the metaphysis and thus encourage bone bonding. |
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| In the event of an abnormal morphotype, the ESOP HA prosthesis is modular: each shaft can be combined with each of the 10 metaphysis sizes. |
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| The two ideas were linked, because one cannot conceivably get good wedging in the metaphysis without having a modular implant system. |
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| Multiplication of cartilage cells within a germinal layer leads to thickening of the growth cartilage towards the metaphysis. |
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| The choice between 10 right and left sizes helps chose the best implant for the size of the metaphysis. |
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| Retaining the metaphysis and the bony bridges enables 3-point stabilisation which generally means bolting is unnecessary. |
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| All the stresses were intended to be transferred via the proximal metaphysis, so as not to stress the junction, and so as to transmit the stresses into the proximal femur without putting load directly onto the shaft. |
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| The device investigates the speed and the transmission of ultrasound through the distal metaphysis of the first phalanges of the long fingers of the hand. |
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| This area is immediately adjacent to the metaphysis, where it's penetrated by capillaries and osteogenic cells. |
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| The incision is made from the humeral metaphysis, extraperiosteally under the brachialis, which protects the neurovascular structures that cannot be seen. |
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| The diaphysis and metaphysis are nourished primarily by the nutrient artery, which passes through the cortex into the medullary cavity and then ramifies outward through haversian and Volkmann canals to supply the cortex. |
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| The intramedullary axis along which the humeral prosthesis is inserted is that of the proximal metaphysis since a change in curvature occurs at the humeral diaphysis. |
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| Radiograph showing an osteogenic sarcoma of the distal end of the femur which has arisen in the metaphysis and is invading the soft tissues and the medial condyle. |
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| Morphoadaptation helps achieve the purpose: performing a purely metaphysis anchoring, without any shaft fastening, in order to spread the stress evenly. |
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| The entire upper and anterior portion of the flexor pronator origins is detached with a scalpel, from the medial border of the humeral metaphysis to the middle of the epicondyle. |
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| Indeed, this cortical is always free of 4 or 3 fragment fracture and represents the exact junction between the internal articular area of the head and the metaphysis area. |
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| Hip anteversion is the angle of the femur neck relative to the distal femoral metaphysis, and is up to 45o in the infant. |
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| The additional indications include use of Pro Osteon in the treatment of cysts and tumors in long bones, both in the metaphysis and the diaphysis. |
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| Temporary endothelial gaps in the extending tips of growing metaphyseal vessels were suggested as the location of bacterial passage from the blood stream into the metaphysis. |
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| It is most commonly seen in the metaphysis of the long bones. |
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| Quantification of trabecular and cortical bone morphometric indices was performed in the regions of metaphysis and diaphysis in the proximal tibias, respectively. |
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