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Describe the ligaments of the hip joint. How does the capsule of the joint contribute to joint stability?

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Solved Ligaments inside of a joint capsule are called
Solved Smooth tissue that cushions the ends of bones is known as
Solved The only category of articulations with a joint cavity is a
Solved The knee is an example of a modified:
Solved The hip is known as the:
Solved Which type of joint is more stable - a hinge joint or a ball-and-socket joint? Explain and provide ...
Solved The outer layer of the joint capsule :
Solved The transverse tarsal joint is formed by:

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