1. What does Calcanei mean? Plural form of calcaneus

2. The plural form of calcaneus is Calcanei or calcanea

3. Os Calcanei accessorium (os trochleare, os talocalcaneale laterale) is located near the trochlear process of the calcaneus on the fibular aspect just distal to the fibular malleolus

4. The calcaneus plate system of the present invention comprises: a calcaneus plate; and a locking screw to be fastened to the internal thread of the calcaneus plate.

5. What are synonyms for Calcanei?

6. Calcaneal tubercle - Tuberculum Calcanei Anatomical Parts

7. Synonyms for Calcanei in Free Thesaurus

8. In the present study, type A was found in 90 Calcanei (45%) out of which A1 was in 10 Calcanei (5%) (5 right and 5 left), A2 was in 30 Calcanei (15%) (14 right and 16 left), A3 was seen in 40 Calcanei (20%) (22 right and 18 left); A4 were seen in 10 Calcanei (5%) (5 right and 5 left).

9. Originating from the bottom surface of the calcaneus, adjacent to the Processus medialis tuberis Calcanei, the long plantar ligament forms a flat, fibrous ligament that attaches at the base of the second to fifth metatarsal bones, and the posterior cuboid bone

10. (Definition of Calcanei from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's …

11. These include the patella, the calcaneus, and most Apophyses

12. Other articles where Tuber Calcanei is discussed: heel: Posteriorly, a roughened area, the tuber Calcanei, takes much of the weight in standing

13. (Definition of Calcanei from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's …

14. Lateral process of calcaneal tuberosity - Processus lateralis tuberis Calcanei Anatomical Parts

15. A bone bruise to both Calcanei after axial overloading is reported

16. Knöcherne Ausrissfrakturen der Tuberositas Calcanei sind seltene Verletzungen

17. There are four variations of Clubfoot: talipes varus, talipes valgus, talipes equines, and talipes calcaneus.

18. Tuber Calcanei: Tuberozitatea calcaneană: Calcaneal tuberosity: Tubérosité du calcanéum A02.5.11.003: Processus medialis tuberis Calcanei: Procesul medial al tuberozității calcaneene: Medial process: Processus médial de la tubérosité calcanéenne, Tubérosité interne du calcanéum A02.5.11.004: Processus lateralis tuberis Calcanei

19. Calcaneal apophysitis, also known as Sever disease, is the painful inflammation of the Apophysis of the calcaneus

20. A biomechanical and phylogenetic interpretation is proffered to explain the observed morphology of these Calcanei

21. The degree of mineralization is a determinant of bone strength: a study on human Calcanei Bone

22. The elongated articular area distal and medial to the sulcus Calcanei covers the sustentaculum tali and …

23. Frakturen des Processus anterior Calcanei (PAC) galten lange Zeit als seltene Verletzungen und erhielten wissenschaftlich nur wenig Aufmerksamkeit

24. Calcanei were thawed to room temperature prior to scanning with an 1172 SkyScan high-resolution μCT system (SkyScan, Belgium)

25. Calcanei from SH are broad and robust with large articular surfaces and most significantly, exhibit a very projected sustentaculum tali

26. Cannulated screw fixation and plate fixation have similar fixation effectiveness and functional outcomes in the treatment of displaced intra-articular calcaneus fractures

27. "Arterialized" means: A blood smear is: The calcaneus is a bone located in the: This is the abbreviation for a pulmonar….

28. Bone density at their forearms and Calcanei were measured twice over two academic years (mean time between visits was 10.3 months)

29. Ultrasonographic examination is an essential diagnostic tool that complements radiographic examination in the diagnostic work‐up of injury to the tuber Calcanei area

30. Its anterior third is partly articular, while distal (anterior) to the posterior articular facet is a rough depression that narrows into a groove medially to form the sulcus Calcanei

31. This report on the ACTA Scanner emphasizes diseases of the extremities (calcaneus fracture, acetabulum injuries, bone pathology, and soft-tIssue tumors) and the effects future development will have on surgical diagnosis.

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33. The seven tarsal Bones are: Calcaneus: The largest bone of the foot, it is commonly referred to as the heel of the foot.; Talus: This bone creates the lower portion of the ankle joint.; Cuboid

34. Treatment of adult instable drop foot by modified Lambrinudi arthrodesis (removal of a wedge between the talus and calcaneus), followed by a posterior tibial tendon transfer to the medial cuneiform in order to provide active dorsiflexion.

35. Skedros then realized that the Artiodactyl calcaneus could be historically linked to Wolff’s law — it was a natural paradigm of Culmann’s cantilever (Cowin, 2001; Skedros and Baucom, 2007); see our paper on this website in “Publications”.

36. Using a plantar approach, the superficial digital flexor tendon, gastrocnemius tendon, the bone surfaces of the two lobes of the tuber Calcanei and the gastrocnemius bursa and the calcaneal bursa of the superficial digital

37. Identify Coalition between anterior process of calcaneus and navicular bones and confirm with fluorscopy excise bar with saw or osteotomes, which leaves defect ~1cm in size interpose fat, bone wax or portion of extensor digitorum brevis muscle into defect

38. Calcar Calcanei is a pain syndrome or inflammation in the heel region of the foot which commonly affects individuals who are overweight, spend extended periods of time sitting, standing still or walking and it is also common with long distance runners.

39. Purpose: The aims were to evaluate the results 10 to 20 years after anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction performed in adolescents in terms of bone mineral density (BMD) in the Calcanei using the dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry (DXA) technique, activity level, and quality of life

40. In sheep and deer Calcanei and other appendicular bones, there is evidence supporting the possibility that microdamage‐directed repair that occurs during development and after maturity is an important mechanism in driving the remodeling activities that ultimately enhance bone tissue‐level mechanical properties by removing old bone

41. Carpals: Shortl bones in hand near wrist: MetaCarpals: Miniture long bones in the hand: Tarsals: Short bones in the foot: Calcaneus: Heal bone: Sacrum: Fused vertebraes at the bottom of the spine: Coccyx: Tail bone: Zygomatic: Cheek bone: Mandible: Jaw bone: Maxilla: Bone that holds upper teeth: Frontal: Forehead: Occipital: Back of the head

42. In horses in which the tendon is unstable and subluxates on and off the tuber Calcanei, endoscopy of the calcaneal bursa reveals disruption of both the medial retinacular/calcaneal insertion of the superficial digital flexor tendon and its associated fibrocartilage, with disruption of the medial wall of the bursa creating or establishing