- (plural
entheses) is the
connective tissue which attaches tendons or
ligaments to a bone.
There are two
types of
entheses:
fibrous entheses and fibrocartilaginous...
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ligament to a bone. This site of
attachment is
known as the
enthesis (pl.
entheses). If the
condition is
known to be inflammatory, it can more
precisely be...
-
Enthesitis is
inflammation of the
entheses (singular: enthesis), the
sites where tendons,
ligaments and
joint capsules attach to bones. It is a type of...
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rectangular bone
connected to the
lower end of the sca****). It also had
entheses (connective tissue) for
various muscle attachments. The
humerus (upper...
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century AD.
Skeletal evidence of the
disease (ossification of
joints and
entheses primarily of the
axial skeleton,
known as "bamboo spine") was
thought to...
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separate conditions are: Enthesitis,
wherein there is
inflammation of the
entheses, the
sites where tendons or
ligaments insert into the bone. It is ****ociated...
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anatomically close but
separate condition,
wherein there is
inflammation of the
entheses, the
sites where tendons or
ligaments insert into the bone. It is ****ociated...
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development of
radiographic sacroiliitis. MRI
imaging of the
spine and
entheses has made it
possible to
distinguish between inflammatory spinal lesions...
- (peripheral arthritis).
Often the
insertion site
where muscle attaches to bone (
entheses)
becomes inflamed (enthesitis).
Inflammation may
affect the sacroiliac...
- substances, such as
bacterial antigens. The
musculoskeletal tissues, such as
entheses and the
synovial membrane, may then
localize these arthrogenic antigens...
