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Apophysis
Apophysis (Greek: αποφυσις, offshoot) is:

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apophysis
Jan 01, 1999; apophysis 1. In vertebrates, a projection from a bone, usually for muscle attachment. VERTEBRAE have pairs of apophyses. 2. In...
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Ketoprofen gel as an adjunct to physical therapist management of a child with sever disease.(Case Report)
Mar 01, 2006; Calcaneal apophysitis was first described by Sever in 1912 and later was named after him. Sever described a painful condition of...
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apophyge
Jan 01, 2000; apophyge, apophysis , apothesis . 1. Outward curve, called congé or scape, connecting the shaft of a Classical column to the...
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Apophyseal injuries in the young athlete. (includes patient information sheet)
Jun 01, 1995; Athletic participation continues to gain popularity among adolescents. Twenty million youngsters in the United States participate...
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Reporting on... The immature skeleton
Jun 01, 2008; Claire Giles reports on normal appearances of the immature skeleton that are commonly mistaken for fractures. The cartiiasinous...
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