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acetabular /ac·e·tab·u·lar/ (as″ĕ-tab´u-lar) pertaining to the acetabulum.
acetabular
[as′ətab′yələr]
Etymology: L, acetabulum, little saucer
pertaining to the acetabulum.

acetabular [as″ĕ-tab´u-ler]
pertaining to the acetabulum.

acetabular
pertaining to the acetabulum.

acetabular dysplasia
see hip dysplasia.
acetabular sourcil
thickening of subchondral acetabular bone. Used as an indicator of biomechanics in the canine hip joint and in radiographic assessment for hip dysplasia.


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Recently, the occurrence of acetabular labral tears has been documented in a number of elite athletes, including professional golfers (McCarthy et al.
Our results confirm earlier work done at Rush and at other institutions: that cementless acetabular components work very well and that long-term biological fixation can be obtained," said Dr.
The center addresses various conditions ranging from children and adult spinal conditions, pelvic and acetabular fractures, reconstructive surgery, and rheumatology.
 
 
 
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