schindylesisn.
/skɪndɪˈliːsɪs/ Anatomy.attributive.1840 E. Wilson Anatomist's Vade Mecum (1842) 42 The schindylesis suture is the reception of one bone into a sheath or fissure of another.
An articulation formed by the reception of a thin plate of one bone into a fissure or groove in another.
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seamc1050
commissure?a1425
arthrodia1565
commissary1577
gomphosis1578
inarticulation1578
suture1578
symphysis1578
synarthrosis1578
adarticulation1615
harmony1615
synchondrosis1615
enarthrosis1634
harmonia1657
mortise-articulation1658
ball and socket1664
synneurosis1676
syssarcosis1676
ginglymus1678
syndesmosis1726
ginglymus1733
hinge-joint1802
screw-joint1810
schindylesis1830
amphiarthrosis1835
pivot joint1848
synosteosis1848
synostosis1848
indigitation1849
screwed-surfaced joint1875
thorough-joint1889
1830 R. Knox tr. P. A. Béclard Elements Gen. Anat. 280 Schindylesis is a synarthrosis which results from the reception of the crest or ridge of a bone into the groove of another.
1889 J. Leidy Elem. Treat. Human Anat. (ed. 2) 50.
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