diarthrosis /di·ar·thro·sis/ (di″ahr-thro´sis) pl. diarthro´ses [Gr.] a synovial joint.diarthro´dial
diarthrosis.
diarthrosis [di″ahr-thro´sis] (pl. diarthro´ses) (Gr.)
diarthrosis (dī´ärthrō´sis),
di·ar·thro·sis (d  är-thr  s s)n. See movable joint. |
diarthrosis.
See synovial joint.
diarthrosis [di″ahr-thro´sis] (pl. diarthro´ses) (Gr.)
diarthrosis rotato´ria a joint characterized by mobility in a rotary direction.
diarthrosis (dī´ärthrō´sis),
n See synovial joint.
diarthrosis
pl. diarthroses [Gr.] a specialized form of articulation in which there is more or less free movement, the union of the bony elements being surrounded by an articular capsule enclosing a cavity lined by synovial membrane; called also synovial joint.
diarthrosis rotatoria
a joint characterized by mobility in a rotary direction.
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