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pubic symphysis
(redirected from Symphisis pubis)

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pubic symphysis
n.
The joint located between the pubes in the lower abdominal region and composed of a fibrous cartilaginous material.
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A THE pubic bone or symphisis pubis is the point where the two bones at the front of the pelvis are held together by ligaments.
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A THE pubic bone or symphisis pubis is the point where the two bones at the front of the pelvis are held together by strong ligaments.
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