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diarthrosis
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diarthrosis

In anatomy, a term applied to joints that can move freely, such as the socket joint of the hip, or the hinge joint of the elbow.



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The concept of osteoarthritis as failure of the diarthrodial joint.
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His investigations focus primarily on the zygapophyseal joints (paired diarthrodial articulations located between the vertebral arches) of L4-5 and L5-S1.
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