Ischium

Définitions de « ischium »

Ischium - Nom commun

• (Anatomie) Os formant une partie de l'os coxal.

  L'ischium, composant essentiel de l'os coxal, joue un rôle crucial dans la structure du bassin et la mobilité humaine.

Évolution historique de l’usage du mot « ischium » depuis 1800

Citations contenant le mot « ischium »

• We examined 60 risk factors for major postoperative complications in PIs over sacrum/coccyx, ischium or trochanter between 01/2016 and 12/2021. We performed descriptive analysis and computed global p-values using likelihood ratio tests adjusted for clustering of PIs in individuals.

• The equine pelvis is composed of three fused bones: ilium, ischium and pubis. The sacrum, the lower part of the equine back, is composed of five fused vertebrae. The sacroiliac joint is located where the sacrum passes under the top of the pelvis (tubera sacrale). The dorsal, ventral and interosseous sacroiliac ligaments help strengthen the SI joint. 

• One issue was that the ischium seems to be a completely new structure in tetrapods and transitional fossils such as the ancient fish Panderichthys. Existing around 380 million years ago, Panderichthys did not have an ischium, despite displaying evolutionary transitional characters in the head and limbs.

• Known for crafting one of the world’s first posture-correcting seats, centering on the concept of “sitting on your ischium bones,” ayur-chair’s products are designed to help relieve lower back tension, as well as improve the sitter’s posture and concentration.

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