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Coxa
Coxa may refer to:

Both meanings came from Latin coxa = "hip".

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External coxa saltans (snapping hip) treated with active release techniques®: a case report
Mar 01, 2007; Background: The presence of painful coxa saltans (snapping hip) can be a debilitating injury for a competitive athlete, hindering...
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Coxa saltans externa treated with Z-plasty of the iliotibial tract in a military population
Feb 01, 2002; Coxa saltans, or snapping hip, can be attributable to a number of causes. Coxa saltans externa typically occurs when the...
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coxa vara
Oct 01, 1996; The Mosby Medical Encyclopedia 10-01-1996 coxa vara coxa adducta, coxa flexa, a hip defect in which the thigh bone (femur) angles...
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Physiological coxa varus-genu valgus may affect knee and ankle joint moments.
Oct 19, 2004; 2004 OCT 19 - (NewsRx.com & NewsRx.net) -- Study suggests that female subjects with coxa varus-genu valgus frontal-plane...
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coxa
Jan 01, 2008; coxa ( koks x103;) n. (pl. coxae) 1. the hip bone. 2. the hip joint. c. valga a deformity of the hip joint in which the angle...
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