- A
synovial bursa,
usually simply bursa (pl.:
bursae or bursas), is a
small fluid-filled sac
lined by
synovial membrane with an
inner capillary layer of...
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femoral regions,
showing origin and
insertion of
gluteus maximus muscle Three bursae are
usually found in
relation with the deep
surface of this muscle: One...
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bursae in the
human body. The
bursae rest at the
points where internal functionaries, such as
muscles and tendons,
slide across bone.
Healthy bursae create...
- The
human musculoskeletal system (also
known as the
human locomotor system, and
previously the
activity system) is an
organ system that
gives humans the...
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front and at the side, and
contains the patella, ligaments, menisci, and
bursae of the knee. The
capsule consists of an
inner synovial membrane, and an...
- The knee
bursae are the fluid-filled sacs and
synovial pockets that
surround and
sometimes communicate with the knee
joint cavity. The
bursae are thin-walled...
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supraglenoid tubercle. A
number of
small fluid-filled sacs
known as
synovial bursae are
located around the
capsule to aid mobility:
Between the
joint capsule...
- also
common in
tennis players of all levels. Muscle, cartilage, nerves,
bursae,
ligaments and
tendons may be
damaged from overuse. The
repetitive use of...
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through cilia-lined sacs
called bursae; each
opens between the arm
bases on the
underside of the disk.
Typically ten
bursae are found, and each fits between...
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Diagram of
normal bursae surrounding the
shoulder joint: (1) subacromial-subdeltoid bursa, (2) subsca****r recess, (3)
subcoracoid bursa, (4) coracoclavicular...
