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What is between cartilage?

Updated: 8/10/2023
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15y ago

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Fibrocartilage
Fibrocartilage- its between the vertebrae as intervertebral disks cartilage The neurocentral cartilage (NCC) described by Schmorl [14] as an intermediate cartilage has aroused discussion among numerous authors as to its role, its age of closure and its possible involvement in the genesis of scoliosis. The authors have attempted to define these problems on the basis of a histologic study of 20 vertebral specimens of different ages and a scanographic study of 25 children. The NCC remains open until adolescence and even beyond, but its maximal activity is probably around 5-6 years. Part of its function is to ensure growth of the posterior arch. Finally, the scanograms of scoliosis show the NCC to be more widely open on the concave side, as if this remained active for a longer period.

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15y ago

Cartilage is a slick (3 times more than ice) and helps prevent grinding of bones. The cartilage is located on the ends of each bone by your joints where the tendons connect the joints together.

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15y ago

cartilage is on the end of each bone to stop the bones from hitting together. Its a jelly type substance

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12y ago

its prevents grinding and causing friction between bones

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13y ago

I think it called spurs

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11y ago

intervertebral disk

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fibrocartilage

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11y ago

It is called intervertebral disks.

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3y ago

Its prevents grinding and

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