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Kreeuz-Darmbein-Fuge

Italian translation: articolazione sacroiliaca

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German term or phrase:Kreeuz-Darmbein-Fuge
Italian translation:articolazione sacroiliaca

22:16 Jul 3, 2004
German to Italian translations [PRO]
Medical - Medical (general)
German term or phrase: Kreeuz-Darmbein-Fuge
Il contesto è lo stesso dell'altra parola: Schmerzhafter Reizzustand rechte Kreuz-Darmbein-Fuge. Darmbein è l'osso iliaco, ma non riesco a sciogliere il resto..
Tomsa
Local time: 18:22
articolazione sacroiliaca
Explanation:
"Übungen um die KDF oder ISG (KreuzDarmbeinFuge, Iliosakralgelenk)..."
http://www.ich-bin-krank.de/forum/messages1500-1999/1531.htm...

Synarthrose f: (engl.) synarthrosis; sog. Fuge, Haft; die ununterbrochene u. unbewegl. Verbindung zweier Knochen ohne Gelenkhöhle (Ggs. Diarthrose, Articulatio, Gelenk); man unterscheidet nach der Art des die Verbindung herstellenden Gewebes: Synchondrosen, Symphysen (Knorpelfuge, -haft), Syndesmosen (Syndesmosis tibiofibularis, die Nähte zw. den Schädelknochen, Suturae) u. Synostosen (Verbindung zweier Skeletteile durch Knochen, z. B. Kreuzbein).
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Gilberto Lacchia
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Local time: 18:22
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articolazione sacroiliaca


Explanation:
"Übungen um die KDF oder ISG (KreuzDarmbeinFuge, Iliosakralgelenk)..."
http://www.ich-bin-krank.de/forum/messages1500-1999/1531.htm...

Synarthrose f: (engl.) synarthrosis; sog. Fuge, Haft; die ununterbrochene u. unbewegl. Verbindung zweier Knochen ohne Gelenkhöhle (Ggs. Diarthrose, Articulatio, Gelenk); man unterscheidet nach der Art des die Verbindung herstellenden Gewebes: Synchondrosen, Symphysen (Knorpelfuge, -haft), Syndesmosen (Syndesmosis tibiofibularis, die Nähte zw. den Schädelknochen, Suturae) u. Synostosen (Verbindung zweier Skeletteile durch Knochen, z. B. Kreuzbein).
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Gilberto Lacchia
Italy
Local time: 18:22
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Native speaker of: Italian
PRO pts in category: 1041

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