- A
condyloid joint (also
called condylar, ellipsoidal, or bicondylar) is an
ovoid articular surface, or
condyle that is
received into an
elliptical cavity...
- The
condyloid process or
condylar process is the
process on the
human and
other mammalian species'
mandibles that ends in a condyle, the
mandibular condyle...
-
either condyle of the
lateral parts of
occipital bone is a depression, the
condyloid fossa (or
condylar fossa),
which receives the
posterior margin of the...
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bones and the
proximal phalanges of the fingers.
These joints are of the
condyloid kind,
formed by the
reception of the
rounded heads of the
metacarpal bones...
- The
condylar canal (or
condyloid canal) is a
canal in the
condyloid fossa of the
lateral parts of
occipital bone
behind the
occipital condyle. Resection...
- foot and the
proximal bones (proximal phalanges) of the toes. They are
condyloid joints,
meaning that an
elliptical or
rounded surface (of the metatarsal...
- thin, and is
surmounted by two processes, the
coronoid in
front and the
condyloid behind,
separated by a deep concavity, the
mandibular notch. The coronoid...
- stability. The
movements of
saddle joints are
similar to
those of the
condyloid joint and
include flexion, extension, adduction, abduction, and cir****duction...
- of
synovial joints.
Clockwise from top-right: ball and
socket joint,
condyloid joint,
plane joint,
saddle joint,
hinge joint and
pivot joint. Details...
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between the
atlas bone and the
occipital bone. It
consists of a pair of
condyloid joints. It is a
synovial joint. The atlanto-occipital
joint is an articulation...
