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Things articular often describes ("articular ________")
- disc
- chondrocalcinosis
- bleeding
- nodules
- pressure
- defects
- cartilage
- process
- pain
- osteoporosis
- structures
- tissues
- dysfunction
- steroids
- injection
- gout
- ridge
- bone
- repair
- degeneration
- features
- figure
- lesion
- cavity
- congruity
- extension
- displacement
- injuries
- incongruity
- facets
- end
- bodies
- inflammation
- ligaments
- corticosteroids
- fusion
- head
- portion
- muscles
- face
- ligament
- ankylosis
- capsule
- eminence
- disease
- fossa
- disk
- calcification
- margin
- extremity
- administration
- fracture
- erosions
- cortex
- disorders
- changes
- branches
- fractures
- surfaces
- facet
- tubercle
- chondrocytes
- effusion
- injections
- mass
- cartilages
- branch
- fluid
- fragment
- damage
- destruction
- adhesions
- manifestations
- arthrodesis
- lesions
- hydrocortisone
- rheumatism
- reconstruction
- injury
- infinitive
- pathology
- surface
- fragments
- processes
- tissue
- arthritis
- symptoms
- therapy
- fig
- involvement
- ossification
- condyle
- space
How articular often is described ("________ articular")
- extra
- sesamoid
- cultured
- adult
- peri
- cranial
- dorsal
- anterior
- lateral
- joint
- partial
- para
- mono
- roughened
- inferior
- lower
- chronic
- convex
- acute
- concave
- somatic
- terminal
- quadrate
- flat
- hyaline
- normal
- proximal
- angular
- shaped
- azygos
- internal
- elliptical
- tibial
- skeletal
- muscular
- contoured
- superior
- caudal
- distal
- noxious
- smooth
- cervical
- circular
- bony
- spiral
- porcine
- abnormal
- oval
- slight
- poly
- bovine
- posterior
- recurrent
- mature
- fibrous
- medial
- infra
- displaced
- especial
- complete
- sacral
- inter
- cutaneous
- synovial
- severe
- reptilian
- human
- external
- isolated
