navicular

Two case reports of tarsal navicular fractures sustained by baseball players at bat in which the diagnosis was not made early are presented.

Tarsal navicular fractures in athletes, although rare, can present both a diagnostic and therapeutic dilemma.

Additional occult lesions were found in the base of the second metatarsal, middle cuneiform, navicular and tibial diaphysis.

bractlets navicular, broadly ovate, nearly equaling perianth, margin membranous.

proximal bracts leaflike, distal ones navicular-oblong or obovate.

Objective Provide a new operative method to treat ischemic necrosis of navicular.

Fruiting sepals red, navicular, apex recurved or corrugate.

upper sepal cylindric or high galeated, rarely navicular.

Methods Based on the anatomic study, the vascularized periosteal flat of the first cuneiform bone was designed to transplant into navicular.

lower lip longer than upper lip, margin entire, navicular.

Flowers axillary, solitary, bisexual, with 2 navicular, embracing bractlets.

upper sepal navicular, with a beak, lower margin slightly concave, ca. 1. 8 cm.

Lower sepal navicular, limb ca. 1. 2 cm deep, outside pubescent, narrowed into a spur ca. 2. 4 cm.

Corolla white; lobes navicular, ca. 2 mm. Stamens ca. equal to corolla lobes.

Fracture of waist of left hand navicular 3 months whether activity?

upper sepal navicular, ca. 2 cm from base to beak, lower margin suberect.

bracts in pairs, connate, boat like, forming a navicular involucre, or 1 or 2 beneath each flower.

upper sepal navicular, abaxially glabrous, shortly beaked, ca. 2 cm from base to beak.

upper sepal galeate or navicular-galeate, shortly beaked, 1. 8--2 cm from base to beak, lower margin subject or slightly concave.

upper sepal navicular, ca. 1. 6 cm from base to beak, lower margin slightly concave or subject.

involucre navicular, ca. 3 mm, seriate.

upper sepal falcate-navicular, lower margin concave, ca. 1. 6 cm from base to beak.

upper sepal galeate-navicular, shortly beaked, ca. 1. 8 cm from base to beak.

upper sepal navicular, ca. 2 cm wide, lower margin concave, ca. 1 cm high.

Style ca. 5 mm. Seeds ovoid-navicular, ca. 1 mm; seed coat smooth.

upper sepal falcate-navicular, 1--1. 2 cm from base to beak, lower margin oblique upward.

upper sepal navicular-gallate or navicular, shortly beaked, 2. 7--3. 1 cm from base to beak, lower margin erect or concave.

upper sepal oblique upward, gallate-navicular, lower margin slightly concave, 2. 2--2. 4 cm.

Outwardly oblique projection of foot's navicular bone and its clinical significance

The Analysis of Causing Talus and Navicular Abnormalities after Corrections of Congenital Clubfoot

Analysis of causing of talus and navicular abnormalities after corrections of congenital clubfoot

Lower sepal cup-shaped or deeply navicular, abruptly constricted into an erect or incurved spur;

symptomatic accessory navicular bone;

Clinical Treatments and Summary to Cure Navicular Fractures of Athletes

Lower sepal broadly funnelform, navicular, limb to 9 mm deep, gradually narrowed into an involute spur longer than limb;

Lower sepal navicular, narrowed into an incurved spur;

Implantation of malleolus radialis with vascularized periosteal flap for 22 cases of disunion of fracture of carpal navicular

galea navicular, ca. as long as lower lip, margin densely bearded;

tuberosity of the navicular bone

Open dislocation of navicular bone of foot

Lower sepal navicular, ca. 1. 1 cm deep, gradually narrowed into an incurved, then erect spur;

Lower sepal navicular, limb to 2. 5 cm deep, narrowed into an incurved spur longer than limb;

Lower sepal navicular, ca. 1. 5 cm deep, gradually narrowed into an incurved spur;

involucral bracts navicular, tapered at both ends, 2. 7-5. 5 cm, outside densely pubescent, inside long hirtellous;

upper lip navicular, ca. 5 mm;