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styloid

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styloid [′stī‚lȯid]
(zoology)
Resembling a style.
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Participants were instructed to 'take the arm to as far as they could go' and the distance between T1 and the styloid process was measured.
Passive mobilisation of shoulder region joints plus advice and ... by Chen, Judy F.; Ginn, Karen A.; Herbert, Robert D. / Australian Journal of Physiotherapy
While a majority of the literature reports using the floor-to-wrist crease method, (3,7,12,13) others more specifically point to the ulnar styloid process as a landmark.
Assessment of a new method of cane measurement: a pilot study by Southard, Veronica; Davidson, Kimberly; Shapiro, Rachael; Sita, Gina; Vaccaro, Renee; Walsh, Lauren / Acute Care Perspectives
Abstract Eagle syndrome, which is an uncommon sequela of elongation of the styloid process, can manifest as pain in the anterolateral neck, often with referred pain to the ear.
Eagle syndrome: case report and review of the literature by Kim, Esther; Hansen, Karla; Frizzi, James / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
 
 
 
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