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Hip bone
(redirected from os coxae)

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(Anat.) the innominate bone; - called also haunch bone and huckle bone.

See also: Hip



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Lower quadrant: dorsum/sacral region pain (86), os coxae [hip] pain (66), knee complaints (75), restless legs (42), difficulties walking up the stairs (75), neurological symptoms [tingling, crampus syndrome] (77), inguen [groin] pain (47), meteorism [tympanites], irritable bowel syndrome (75), irritable bladder (66), high consumption of pain medicines (92), other complaints (1).
Pathological findings and clinical outcomes study of 101 fibromyalgia ... by Bauer, Johann A. / Frontier Perspectives
Lower quadrant: dorsum/sacral region pain (86), os coxae [hip] pain (66), knee complaints (75), restless legs (42), difficulties walking up the stairs (75), neurological symptoms [tingling, crampus syndrome] (77), inguen [groin] pain (47), meteorism [tympanites], irritable bowel syndrome (75), irritable bladder (66), high consumption of pain medicines (92), other complaints (1).
Pathological findings and clinical outcomes study of 101 fibromyalgia ... by Bauer, Johann A. / Frontier Perspectives
 
 
 
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