At the clinical examination of the patient for 70 years old: a violation ofmotor functions was found, which is associated with age-related changesin the hyaline cartilage. What age-related changes have caused movementdisorders in the joints? *Perichondrium thickeningIncreasing the number of cartilage cellsIncrease in the number of isogenic groupsIncrease hydrophilicity of the main substanceO Deposition of calcium salts in the intercellular substance

As we know that hyaline cartilage lines with epiphyseal plate and consist of fine collagen fibers…

At the clinical examination of the patient for 70 years old: a violation of motor functions was found, which is associated with age-related changes in the hyaline cartilage. What age-related changes have caused movement disorders in the joints? * O Perichondrium thickening O Increasing the number of cartilage cells O Increase in the number of isogenic groups Increase hydrophilicity of the main substance O Deposition of calcium salts in the intercellular substance

At the clinical examination of the patient for 70 years old: a violation of motor functions was found, which is associated with age-related changes in the hyaline cartilage. What age-related changes have caused movement disorders in the joints? * O Perichondrium thickening O Increasing the number of cartilage cells O Increase in the number of isogenic groups Increase hydrophilicity of the main substance O Deposition of calcium salts in the intercellular substance

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Chapter9: Joints

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