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Apparato articolare
- 1. le articolazioni sono dispositivi giunzionali tra capi ossei, interconnessi da tessuto connettivo e si dividono in: • mobili o diartrosi (di ginocchi e gomito); • semimobile o anfiartrosi o artroidie (non consentono movimenti angolari) • fisso o sinartrosi (ossa del cranio Nelle diartrosi le superfici articolari sono rivestite da cartilagine e immerse nel liquido sinoviale a funzione lubrificante (racchiuso dalla capsula articolare a volte supportata da cordoni di tessuto connettivo) ENARTROSI: le superfici contrapposto sono a forma di sfera piena e cava. I capi articolari ruotano e le diafisi compiono movimenti angolari su tutti i piani CONDILOARTROSI: presentano superfici articolari contrapposte a contorno elissoidale, una concava e una convessa. I movimenti angolari sono limitati ai due piani ortogonali. A SELLA: le superfici articolari sono biassiali, convesse in una direzione e concave in quella ortogonale. Le superfici angolari si contrappongono creando un incastro reciproco. I movimenti sono biassiali GINGLIMI: le superfici contrapposte rappresentano un segmento di cilindro cavo e uno pieno. Se l’asse è parallelo il movimento è rotatorio (ginglimo laterale); se l’asse è perpendicolare il movimento è angolare (ginglimo angolare) Le sinartrosi possono essere suddivise in base al tessuto connettivo in: • sinfibrosi (tessuto fibroso) • sincondrosi (tessuto cartilagineo ialino) • sinfisi (tessuto cartilagineo fibroso)
- 2. I vari tipi di diartrosi Enartrosi Candiloartrosi A sella Ginglimo laterale Ginglimo angolare