The plane joint in human foot bones

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  • Photo title: The plane joint in human foot bones
  • Author: 7activestudio
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  • A plane joint, also known as a gliding joint or arthrodial joint, is a synovial joint that allows bones to slide past each other in a single plane. Plane joints are made up of two bones that are flat or nearly flat, with tight joint capsules that limit movement. The flat surfaces of the bones move back and forth against each other, allowing for gliding and sliding movements.
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gliding plane joint bones foot feet capsule articular surfaces cartilage fluid synovial ligaments movement nonaxial multiaxial stability flexibility lubrication degeneration dislocation intervertebral discs carpometacarpal interphalangeal

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