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Meaning of "cancellous"
cancellous (adjective) - This word is used in anatomy to describe a type of bone tissue that is spongy and contains many small holes or cavities. Cancellous bone is often found at the ends of long bones and in vertebrae, providing structural support and flexibility
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- Having low density and strength but high surface area, of the kind that fills the inner cavity of long bones.
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The cancellous texture can be a macro texture.
The inner mass is softer cancellous bone.
A cancellous bone anchor is on the distal end.
Both compact and cancellous bone are represented.
Cancellous bone and heals without problems.
The bone section may be cancellous bone.
Cancellous bone grafts are of little help.
The bone cement penetrates cancellous bone.
Exposed cancellous bone after implantation.
Extremely low levels of fluoride in the cancellous bone.
The intervening cancellous tissue is called the diploë.
Extremely low levels of fluoridein the cancellous bone.
Cancellous human femoral and iliac bones are used.
Said bonding material may comprise cancellous bone.
The cancellous screw as shown in fig.
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This phase results in a disproportionate loss of cancellous bone.
Autologous cancellous bone graft was used for defect reconstruction.
The first bone material may include cancellous bone.
It is made up of spongy cancellous bone with a shell of compact bone.
The asymmetrically oriented thread is compressing particularly cancellous bone.
It consists of a mass of cancellous bone surrounded by a compact bone shell.
Cancellous bone and marrow grafts provide such viable cells.
An increase in the amount of cancellous bone material in the filler.
Mandible is rarely involved due to the less amount of cancellous bone.
There is no damage to the cancellous structure of the long bones either.
This appears to be consistent with the findings in alveolar cancellous bone.
Micrograph of cancellous bone.
Indices of cancellous bone structure were measured in the lumbar vertebral bodies.
There are times when a lesser amount of cancellous bone compaction is indicated.
The marrow or cancellous bone appears quite effective in mediating repair.
The primary anatomical and functional unit of cancellous bone is the trabecula.
An articular cartilage cancellous bone paste is used to enhance formation of cartilage.
The demineralized bone particles comprise a blend of cortical and cancellous bone.
The mixture mimics cancellous bone but is more readily available.
The invention provides new tools for creating cavities in cancellous bone.
They consist of cancellous tissue enclosed within a thin layer of compact bone.
The method may include displacing cancellous bone using the probe.
Immature cancellous bone with myxoid interstitial tissue is characteristic of bone fracture callus.
The expandable body compresses the cancellous bone to form an interior cavity.
The systems and methods employ a device for compacting cancellous bone.
The fasteners can be cancellous screws or biocompatible resorbable studs of variable number.
Now returning to the definition of the cortical and cancellous portions of the implant.
Cancellous bone is generally found in the end of long bones surrounded by cortical bone.
The ovine femoral diaphysis is devoid of cancellous bone and is extremely greasy.
Most of the arteries and veins of a bone are located in the associated cancellous bone.
The tools carry structures that cut cancellous bone to form the cavity.
The exposed cancellous bone in the proximal femur is drilled to expose the medullary canal.
The threaded shank is preferably configured to engage the cancellous bone of a vertebral body.
Autogenous cancellous bone provides the scaffolding to support the distribution of the bone healing response.
The degree of bone contact indicates bone growth in the spongiosa cancellous region.
