Assertion: acetabulum | /r/HasProperty | socket
Facets:
value: for femur bone
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: Acetabulum – a socket in your pelvis into which the femoral head fits
text: The acetabulum is the socket or cup while the femoral head is the ball.
text: The normal hip (see figure) is a ball and socket joint with the femoral head (ball) well-seated and stable within the acetabulum (socket).
text: In acetabular dysplasia, the acetabulum (socket) is too shallow or deformed.
text: Labral tears are rare ruptures anywhere in the fibrocartilage around the rim of your pelvis' acetabulum (socket).
text: Impingement is most commonly described as anatomic bony variability of the acetabulum (socket) and femur (leg bone) that causes the two bones to rub against each other during certain hip motions.
text: Impingement of the hip can come from extra bone on the acetabulum (socket) or the neck of the femur rubbing together.
text: The labrum is a dense ring of fibrocartilage firmly attached around the acetabulum (socket).
text: The femoral head (ball) fits into the acetabulum (socket), and is held in place by the architecture of the bones and strong ligaments that surround the joint.
text: In many hips, the head of the femur (ball) and the acetabulum (socket) don't fit together perfectly, causing abnormal contact and friction in the joint.
text: The femoral head (ball) rides in the acetabulum (socket).
text: It affects both articular-smooth surface of femoral head (ball) and acetabulum (socket) and/or the labral cartilage (shock absorber lining of joint).
text: If the impingement occurs from an overgrowth of the acetabulum (socket), it is called a pincer type.
text: This procedure is offered when the femoroacetabular impingement has led to extensive cartilage damage on the femoral head (ball) and the acetabulum (socket).
text: At the bottom position of the squat we can sometimes get the head of the femur (ball portion) to butt up against the acetabulum (socket).
text: Pincer deformity: This boney deformity is from the acetabulum (socket).
text: Impingement is most commonly described as anatomic bony variability of the acetabulum (socket) and femur (leg bone) that causes the two bones to rub against each other during certain hip motions.
text: The hip joint is another example of ball & socket joint, where the head of the femur (ball) fits into a cup-like cavity known as acetabulum (socket) in the hip bone.
text: It has a number of possible functions: the labrum acts as an extension to the joint deepening the socket making the hip more stable; it acts as a protective cushion between the edge of the acetabulum (socket) and the constantly moving femoral head (ball); it acts as a seal preventing the loss of joint fluid and maintaining the negative pressure within the hip joint both required for reducing friction and wear during motion and improving stability.
text: The Labrum becomes separated from its attachment to the edge of the acetabulum (socket); this can result from an injury or more commonly from Femoral Acetabular Impingement.
text: Impingement of the hip results from prolonged and repetitive abnormal contact between the femoral head (ball) and acetabulum (socket) of the hip joint.
text: The CAM lesion (bump) rubs against the underside of the edge of the acetabulum (socket) resulting in abrasive damage to the labrum (seal of the hip).
text: Up to three-quarters of males and almost half of all females with osteoarthritis of the hip are thought to have had pre-existing Femoral Acetabular Impingement (FAI), a condition characterised by chronic and recurrent abnormal contact between the femoral head (ball) and the acetabulum (socket), resulting in damage to the protective edge of the socket (Labrum), which exposes the joint cartilage to progressive damage.
text: During development, the femoral head (ball) fails to fit well into the acetabulum (socket).
text: At the bottom position of the squat we can sometimes get the head of the femur (ball portion) to butt up against the acetabulum (socket).
text: Pincer deformity: This boney deformity is from the acetabulum (socket).
text: The acetabulum is the socket that receives the femoral head to make the hip joint.
text: The bones of the pelvis come together to form the acetabulum (the socket).
text: The acetabulum is the socket located on each side of the pelvis.
text: It consists of the head of the femur (the ball) and the acetabulum (the socket).
text: Therefore, the acetabulum is the socket for femur bone.
text: The acetabulum (the socket) is not replaced.
text: the acetabulum of the pelvis is the “socket”.