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Luschka's joints (78 bytes)
Lap joint (622 bytes) 3: ... by overlapping them. There are many types of lap joints. 5: ...e joining of wood end to end, and "Cross Lap" for joints often cut at right angles. 7: ...sfactory although they are regarded as very basic joints. Heberden's node (187 bytes) 1: ...are bony outgrowths on the distal interphalangeal joints. Arthrogryposis multiplex congenita (965 bytes) 1: ...ody is affected; more typically, only a subset of joints are affected (e.g. those in the arms, or those in... 3: ... and surgery to help reposition severely affected joints and limbs. Those not severely afflicted typicall... Bouchard's nodes (282 bytes) 1: ...e bony outgrowths on the proximal interphalangeal joints. Ligament (1002 bytes) 5: ...f the articular capsule that surrounds synovial [[joints]]. They act as mechanical reinforments. Extra-c... 7: ...ercises to lengthen their ligaments, making their joints more supple. Joint (4898 bytes) 4: ...]]s make contact. They are three primary types of joints: synovial, cartilaginous, and fibrous. 6: == Synarthrosis joints == 8: Synarthroses are joints with very little (if any) mobility. They can can... 10: *'''Syndesmoses''' are joints where the two bones are joined by one of more lig... 12: *'''Synchondroses''' are joints where the two bones are joined by a piece of cart... Gear coupling (1543 bytes) 1: ...of a flexible joint fixed to each shaft. The two joints are connected by a third shaft, called the spindl... 5: ...ions]]. The limit on torque density in universal joints is due to the limited [[cross section|cross secti... Quickfit apparatus (670 bytes) 3: ...when subjected to liquids which can flow into the joints (but not out of them) through capillary-like acti... SRMS (596 bytes) 3: ...the End Effector. The two booms connecting these joints contribute to a total arm length of 50 feet 3 inc... Inverse kinematic animation (2039 bytes) 1: ...the required articulation of a series of limbs or joints, such that the end of the limb ends up in a parti... 3: ...and but the many complex articulations of several joints must occur to get the hand to the desired locatio... 5: ...dual joints. The solution is to model the virtual joints of the puppet and allow the animator to move the ... 7: ...te in, the limitations of the articulations their joints are capable of and the finite physical loads and ... Forward kinematic animation (1421 bytes) 3: ... [[thumb]] and [[knuckle]] joints. Three of these joints (the shoulder, wrist and the base of the thumb) h... Lumbrical muscle (868 bytes) 1: ...hile maintaining extension at the interphalangeal joints. Septic arthritis (933 bytes) 1: ...arthritis]]'' is the proliferation of bacteria in joints and resultant inflammation. Bacteria are either c... 3: ...ever|febrile]]. In ''seeding'' arthritis, several joints can be affected simultaneously; this is especiall... Fibrositis (115 bytes) 1: ...the [[inflammation]] of fibrous connective tissue joints. Pseudobulb (1026 bytes) 7: ... (with many joints) or spherical (with one or few joints), they are all produced from a long lived creepin... Robot control (2115 bytes) 3: ...d to as the ''tool center point'' or TCP. As the joints rotate and the links contract and expand, the TCP... 5: ... to weld in a straight line, the actuators in the joints of the robot have to be controlled in complex man... 9: ... to help them describe the positions of links and joints unambiguously. Every link gets its own [[coordin... Snake skull (1533 bytes) 1: ...mplex and highly evolved structure, with numerous joints to allow the snake to swallow prey far bigger tha... 3: [[Image:Snake_skull_joints_lateral_view.jpg]] 5: ...ose kinetic joints that are visible labeled. The joints in red are highly mobile, those in green are slig... Biarticular muscle (165 bytes) 1: ...icular muscles are [[muscles]] that work on two [[joints]] rather than just one, such as the [[hamstrings]... Psoriatic arthritis (2337 bytes) 13: ...ype accounts for around 50% of cases, and affects joints on both sides of the body simultaneously. This t... 17: ...of the body and usually only involves less than 3 joints. 29: ...haracterised by inflammation and stiffness in the joints nearest to the ends of the fingers and toes. Nai...
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