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Atlanto-occipital dislocation,
orthopedic decapitation, or
internal decapitation describes ligamentous separation of the
spinal column from the skull...
- The
atlanto-occipital
joint (Articulatio atlantooccipitalis) is an
articulation between the
atlas bone and the
occipital bone. It
consists of a pair of...
- The
atlanto-axial
joint is a
joint in the
upper part of the neck
between the
atlas bone and the axis bone,
which are the
first and
second cervical vertebrae...
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characterized by
excessive movement of the
vertebra at the
atlanto-occipital
joint and the
atlanto-axial
joint located between the
skull and the top two vertebra...
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basin north into
Europe in the
Mesolithic era.
Taller Mediterraneans (
Atlanto-Mediterraneans) were
Neolithic seafarers who
sailed in reed-type boats...
- The
tectorial membrane of
atlanto-axial
joint (occipitoaxial ligaments) is a
tough membrane/broad,
strong band
representing the superior-ward prolongation...
- the head
takes place predominantly through flexion and
extension at the
atlanto-occipital
joint between the
atlas and the
occipital bone. However, the...
- counter-nutation). The
sacroiliac joints like all
spinal joints (except the
atlanto-axial) are
bicondylar joints,
meaning that
movement of one side corresponds...
- on
synovial joints of the spine,
including the z-joints, the
atlanto-occipital,
atlanto-axial, lumbosacral, sacroiliac,
costotransverse and costovertebral...
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several joints of the body, such as the knee joint,
wrist joint and the
atlanto-axial joint. In a
fashion similar to the
cords in a toy Jacob's ladder...
