- The hock, or gambrel, is the
joint between the
tarsal bones and
tibia of a
digitigrade or
unguligrade quadrupedal mammal, such as a horse, cat, or dog...
-
Tarsal coalition is an
abnormal connecting bridge of
tissue between two normally-separate
tarsal bones, and is
considered a sort of
birth defect. The term...
-
growth cartilage due to a
failing of
endochondral ossification.
Fissures can
develop from
lesions over the top
articular cartilage and form a
cartilage flap...
-
joint Transverse tarsal joint Cuneonavicular joint Intercuneiform joints Tarsal ligaments Tarsal interosseous ligaments Dorsal tarsal ligaments Dorsal...
- the
small tarsals,
whilst bog
spavin and
blood spavin do not
involve bony changes.
Excessive compression can cause, over time, the
cartilage between the...
- the
portion of the
vertebrate endoskeleton consisting of the
bones and
cartilages that
support the
paired appendages (fins,
flippers or limbs). In most...
- of the
tarsal bones; it is also one of the
bones in the
human body with the
highest percentage of its
surface area
covered by
articular cartilage. It is...
-
wheel and
cartilage-to-bone
replacement starts in the
center and
extends centrifugally outwards.
Contrary to long bones, the
carpals and
tarsals typically...
- runs down the
lateral side of the tarsus,
attaches to the fibular, 4th
tarsal, and 4th
metatarsal bones.
Injury leads to a
condition known as "curb."...
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dislocation of the
metatarsals from the
tarsal bones. When the
alignment of the
midfoot is
affected joint cartilage is
quickly damaged. The
ligament and...
