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articulare [ahr-tik″u-la´re] the point of intersection of the dorsal contours of the articular process of the mandible and the temporal bone.ar·tic·u·la·re (ar-tik-yū-lā'rē), In cephalometrics, the point of intersection of the external dorsal contour of the mandibular condyle and the temporal bone; the midpoint is used when a profile radiograph shows double projections of the rami.ar·tic·u·la·re (ahr-tikyū-lārē) In cephalometrics, the point of intersection of the external dorsal contour of the mandibular condyle and the temporal bone; the midpoint is used when a profile radiograph shows double projections of the rami. Patient discussion about articulareQ. My son was diagnosed with baker's cyst. Is he in a risk group for other articular diseases? As far as I understand baker's cyst is a risk factor for other diseases. Is it true? Do we need to send him to some special screening tests?A. Baker's cyst is not a risk factor for articular diseases in children. You don't need any special screening test. Statistically the cyst will disappear after a while. More discussions about articulare |