csontfordított

Csontfordított (literally 'bone inverted') is a Hungarian descriptive term used sporadically to denote a bone that is oriented in an inverted or reversed manner relative to a reference orientation. The expression is rarely treated as a formal diagnosis in medical dictionaries, and its usage is largely descriptive and context-dependent rather than normative.

In anatomy and orthopedics, the phrase can appear in descriptions of fractures, dislocations, or postmortem changes when a bone fragment or the whole bone shows rotation or reversal of its normal axis. In imaging reports or surgical notes, clinicians usually opt for more precise terms such as rotated, displaced, angulated, or inverted, depending on the observed orientation.

In paleontology or comparative anatomy, "csontfordított" may describe a reversed arrangement of skeletal elements in a fossil or specimen due to preservation artifacts or preparation, rather than representing a biological condition. It may also occur in non-technical, literary or colloquial Hungarian to convey metaphorical inversion of bone imagery.

Because the term is not widely standardized, its exact meaning can vary by author or discipline. Readers encountering "csontfordított" should consult the surrounding text for context and seek more precise terms when possible.