ETIMOLOGÍA DE LA PALABRA ACROMION
New Latin, from Greek akrōmion the point of the shoulder, from acro- + ōmion, diminutive of ōmos shoulder.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «ACROMION»
Descubre el uso de
acromion en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
acromion y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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Imaging of the Shoulder: Techniques and Applications
An acromion Type I has a flat undersurface and no relationship to impingement.
Type II acromion is characterized by a curved undersurface and type III acromion
has an anterior hook (hooked acromion). A fourth type of acromion shape was ...
Arthur Mark Davies, Jürg Hodler, 2006
Diagram depicting lateral down- sloping of the anterior acromion as seen on
coronal section. acromions in 42% of cases, and Type III acromions in 38.6% of
cases. The relative frequency of each rype of acromion was studied in 394
cadaver ...
3
Imaging of Orthopedic Sports Injuries
10.5. Schematic drawing of most common anterolateral acromion types. Type I:
flat undersurface, type II: smoothly curved undersurface, type III: anteriorly
hooked acromion (A, acromion, H, humerus). Type IV (not shown) represents
convex ...
Filip M. Vanhoenacker, A.L. Baert, C. Faletti, 2007
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MRI of the Upper Extremity: Shoulder, Elbow, Wrist and Hand
FIGURE 4.21 Laterally downsloping acromion (B). The acromion forms an acute
angle with the distal clavicle rather than being parallel on this (A) diagram and (B
) oblique coronal T1-weighted image (arrow). A. B. FIGURE 4.25 Os acromiale is
...
Christine B. Chung, Lynne S. Steinbach, 2009
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Developmental Juvenile Osteology
ta) SUPERIOR Figure 8.15 Right unfused acromial epiphysis. acromion process (
os acromiale). Papers and texts that deal with the latter state that there are
usually four centres, while those of the former state that there are either two or
three ...
Louise Scheuer, Sue Black, Criag Cunningham, 2000
What is clear is that there is a polarization in the literature depending upon
whether the topic under discussion is the normal development of the acromion
process or the aetiology of a bipartite acromion process (os acromiale). Papers
and ...
Louise Scheuer, Sue Black, 2004
FIGURE 2-16 The three types of acromion morphology defined by Bigliani and
colleagues. Type I, with its flat surface, provided the least compromise of the
supraspinatus outlet, whereas type III's sudden discontinuity, or hook, was
associated ...
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Postsurgical Orthopedic Sports Rehabilitation: Knee & Shoulder
Figure 32-1: Acromion morphology classification types. (From Jobe FW, editor:
Operative techniques in upper extremity sports injuries, St Louis, 1996, Mosby.)
Figure 32-7: Algorithm-based shoulder examination sequence to identify
potential ...
9
Disorders of the Shoulder: Diagnosis & Management
In older patients with a more degenerative profile, the ligament is removed only
from the undersurface of the acromion to visualize the acromion and its anterior
margin, and an acromioplasty performed. The CAL is sequentially removed from
...
Joseph P. Iannotti, Gerald R. Williams, 2007
Figure 18-11. A: The deltoid is detached from the acromioclavicular joint, seen
here marked by a clamp, to the anterolateral corner of the anterior acromion. B:
The anterolat- eral extent of detachment is marked with a stay suture, and the
small ...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «ACROMION»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
acromion en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Physio: Managing shoulder problems
The most common separation involves the Acromioclavicular Joint (between collarbone and Acromion). Depending on the severity of ... «Kelowna Capital News, Jun 15»
Know Your Row: The Pros and Cons of 8 Different Back Exercises
A frequent cause of shoulder pain, shoulder impingement occurs when a bony part of your shoulder known as the acromion rubs against the ... «STACK News, Jun 15»
Exercise activities that are good for your joints
When the ligaments connecting the acromion and collarbone get torn, the shoulder gets separated. Exercises for shoulder issues: 1. «CTV News, Jun 15»
How to help your shoulders survive another strenuous gardening …
... and the point of the shoulder, called the acromion) and the scapulothoracic joint (junction between the shoulder blade and the rib cage). «The Globe and Mail, Jun 15»
4 Steps to Help You Conquer Injury
My rotator cuff was sewn back together, and my acromion (which had been popping and rubbing against my AC joint) was shaved down. «Swimming World Magazine, May 15»
Saipan speller aces two words on stage, falls short of semifinals
Her second word was "acromion," which is a part of the scapula or shoulder blade. Justine described her experience at the bee as "pretty fun" ... «Pacific Daily News, May 15»
Yoga for keeping shoulders flexible
It also includes acromion, collarbone and coracoid process. Shoulder has several important structures namely rotator cuff, bursa and labrum. «gulfnews.com, May 15»
Why 2-3 Tommy John surgeries could be new reality for some pitchers
The acromion is the bony prominence at the top of each shoulder blade. Imagine a straight line between those points. In a clean delivery, the ... «SI.com, May 15»
Ask a Doctor: Shoulder impingement can be addressed
Normally the rotator cuff glides smoothly between the undersurface of the acromion, or the bone at the point of the shoulder, and the humeral ... «Herald Times Reporter, May 15»
Ask Your Physical Therapist: Shoulder pain while reaching
... attach to the muscles that lift our shoulder, get pinched on the underside of the acromion, which is that arch of bone at the top of the shoulder. «The Sentinel, May 15»
