Version : 20240418 Factors leading to pathology of the ligamentum capitis femoris (LCF), acting directly or indirectly. FACTORS CAUSING OF LCF PATHOLOGY 1. Mechanical (damage with a blunt or sharp object, direct, indirect impact) 2. Temperature (action of high or low temperature) 3. Chemical (exposure to alkalis, acids) 4. Infectious (local process, disease of the whole body) 5. Radiation (X-rays, gamma radiation, particle streams) 6. Medicinal (exposure to medications and their breakdown products) 7. Barometric (low or high atmospheric pressure, such as decompression sickness) 8. Mental (behavioral disorders: chronic, episodic, for example, intoxication, suicide) 9. Neurological (damage to the brain, peripheral nerves) 10. Malignant tumor process (destruction by the primary tumor or metastasis) 11. Benign tumor process (destruction by tumor, compression) 12. Biological (endocrine diseases, genetic abnormalities) Keywords: ligamentum capitis...
The ligament of the head of femur, or round ligament, known as ligamentum capitis femoris in Latin, is a crucial element of the hip joint. The journal discusses its role, anatomy, development, pathology, classifications, treatment, diagnosis, synonyms, experiments, history of study, and the application of research results in veterinary science and biomechanics. It also collects and analyzes scientific research, images and intriguing facts about this element. THIS IS THE BIRTHPLACE OF INNOVATION!

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