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1. If epiphysis cartilage is ossification and forms an inosculate epiphysis line between skeleton and epiphysis, bone will stop growing,[Sentencedict.com] people are no longer growing.

2. The Apophysis is a site of tendon or ligament attachment, as compared to the epiphysis which contributes to a joint, and for that reason, it is also called 'traction epiphysis'

3. Under protection of the epiphysis line the refixation was performed using suture anchors.

4. Aetiologically most important are slipping of upper femoral epiphysis and dysplasia of the hip.

5. The aim of treatment is to achieve sphericity by containing the epiphysis within the acetabulum.

6. The results showed that only S/V in epiphysis was significantly higher than that in diaphysis.

7. Three children with injuries of the distal radial epiphysis had to be treated by percutaneus wire fixation.

8. Objective To investigate the injuries of the hip joint, sacroiliac (SI) joint and the epiphysis of ischial tuberosity in young dancers.

9. Moreover, complications may occur in these patients, with high risk of slipped epiphysis, external rotational deformity, and Arthroclisis of the knee 5

10. 15 To observe the correlativity between secondary ossification center and cartilage canals in cartilage epiphysis and the initial morphosis of the secondary ossification center.

11. To observe the correlativity between secondary ossification center and cartilage canals in cartilage epiphysis and the initial morphosis of the secondary ossification center.

12. Causes of revalgization were intraoperative injury to the trochanteric epiphysis, simultaneous disturbances of the capital structural development and too marked varization of the CCD-angle.

13. A Kirschner wire is inserted through a lateral proximal approach in the femur into the center of the displaced epiphysis at a right angle to its base.

14. On termination of growth, the epiphysis of the vertebral body takes the shape of a Biconcave bony plate which entirely covers the end face of the corpus

15. Often caused by a slipped epiphysis of the femoral head, Coxa valga occurs in the hip where the angle formed causes the shaft to increase above 135 degrees.

16. Incipient and imminent slipped capital femoral epiphysis in children with a displacement angle of < 30° in the axial view (ET' < 30°) and prophylactic treatment of the contralateral side.

17. Trigonometric calculations, based on angle measurements using 2 conventional radiographs in planes that are perpendicular to each other, were used to determine the Angulation of the epiphysis and its orientation in space

18. Chronic and subacute manifestations of slipped capital femoral epiphysis with an epiphyseal dislocation in the radiographic axial view of 30–60° (ET angle) and ΔED > 20° (CCD angle minus ED angle) in the anteroposterior view.

19. Retrospective follow-up of 51 patients with unilateral, moderate to severe slipped capital femoral epiphysis (indication: epiphyseal displacement angle of 30–60°, average preoperative displacement angle 45°) that was corrected surgically by Imhäuser intertrochanteric osteotomy and epiphyseal nailing.

20. By this kind of operation no shortening of the femoral neck results (up to an angle of tilting of 60°), provided that the callus between the capital femoral epiphysis and the femoral neck is not removed.

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22. N Apophysis In anatomy: Any process of bone; an out-growth of bone; a mere projection or protuberance, which has no independent ossific center, and is thus distinguished from an epiphysis (which see); specifically, any process of a vertebra, whether it has such a center, and thus is epiphysial in nature, or not: in the former case, a vertebral Apophysis is called autogenous or endogenous; in