Version: 20240419
CHARACTERISTICS
OF LCF CHANGES
1.
Reversible
2.
Irreversible
CHANGES
IN THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF LCF
1. Increase
in elasticity modulus
2. Decrease
in elasticity modulus
3. Increase
in strength
4. Decrease
in strength
5. Increase
in hardness
6. Decrease
in hardness
7. Increase
in flexibility
8. Decrease
in flexibility
9. Increase
in plasticity
10. Decrease
in plasticity
CHANGING
THE SPATIAL POSITION OF LCF
1. Normal
position
2. Forward
torsion
3. Backward
torsion
4. Forward
deviation
5. Backward
deviation
6. Downward
displacement
7. Upward
displacement
8. Inward
displacement
9. Outward
displacement
CHANGING
OF GEOMETRICAL PROPERTIES OF LCF
1.
Hypertrophy (total thickening)
2.
Hypotrophy (total thinning)
3. Local
thickening
4. Local
thinning
5.
Irreversible elongation
6.
Irreversible shortening
7.
Reversible elongation
8. Reversible
shortening
9.
Shortening of the distal fragment
10.
Shortening of the proximal fragment
Keywords:
ligamentum capitis femoris, ligament of head of femur, round ligament, ligamentum teres, classification, pathology, changes, orientation, mechanical properties, geometric properties
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