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Některé problematické struktury proximálního konce femuru

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Title in English Proximal part of femur and its structure
Authors

HORÁČKOVÁ Ladislava KRUPA Petr VARGOVÁ Lenka

Year of publication 2004
Type Article in Proceedings
Conference Abstrakta, Brněnská antropologie: minulost-přítomnost-budoucnost,13. antropologické dny
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Medicine

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Field Other medical specializations
Keywords calcar femorale; proximal end of femur;
Description The calcar femorale is an important spur of thickened bone that lies deep to the lesser trochanter but posterior to the neutral axis of the femoral neck. The aim of this paper is to report the first part of results of an investigation into analysis of the inner proximal part of femur in adult individuals and its changes to compare with age of death. The bone material studied consist of bones which coming from the osteological collection of the Institute of Anatomy Faculty of Medicine Masaryk university Brno (with known age) and from the anatomical dissection. The metrical diameters of the proximal part of femur is studied here and the structure of the calcar femorale in order to better show location of the femoral spur (calcar femorale) by the anatomical dissection and various radiographic techniques, including tomograms and 3D reconstruction.
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