- Look up
Labrum or
labrum in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Labrum Latin,
defined as "having the edge"
Labrum (architecture), a
large water-filled vessel...
- The
glenoid labrum (glenoid ligament) is a
fibrocartilaginous (but not fibrocartilage, as
previously thought)
structure attached around the rim of the...
- The
acetabular labrum (glenoidal
labrum of the hip
joint or
cotyloid ligament in
older texts) is a
fibrocartilaginous ring
which surrounds the cir****ference...
- The
labrum is a flap-like
structure that lies
immediately in
front of the
mouth in
almost all
extant Euarthropoda. The most con****uous
exceptions are...
-
glenoid labrum (fibrocartilaginous rim
attached around the
margin of the
glenoid cavity in the
shoulder blade) that
initiates in the back of the
labrum and...
- An
acetabular labrum tear or hip
labrum tear is a
common injury of the
acetabular labrum resulting from a
number of
causes including running, hip dislocation...
-
Bronwyn Labrum is a New
Zealand cultural historian and author.
Labrum was born and
raised in Whanganui, and
attended Whanganui High School. She received...
- The
labrum in
architecture was a
large water-filled
vessel or
basin with an
overhanging lip.
Marble labrums were a
common feature of
Roman thermae. Labrum...
- mandibles, one on each side of the head. The
mandibles are
caudal to the
labrum and
anterior to the maxillae.
Typically the
mandibles are the
largest and...
- selection. The
labrum is a flat
extension of the head (below the clypeus),
covering the mandibles.
Unlike other mouthparts, the
labrum is a single, fused...
