szimfízisben

Szimfízisben is a Hungarian term that translates to "in the symphysis" or "at the symphysis" in English. It refers to a specific anatomical location where two bones are joined by fibrocartilage, allowing for slight movement. The most common and well-known example is the pubic symphysis, which is the joint between the left and right pubic bones in the pelvis. This joint is crucial for supporting the weight of the upper body and allowing for childbirth.

The term "szimfízisben" would be used in medical or anatomical contexts to describe a condition, procedure, or anatomical feature located at or involving the symphysis. For instance, a doctor might discuss pain experienced "szimfízisben" if a patient is suffering from discomfort in the pubic symphysis area, often associated with conditions like symphysis pubis dysfunction. Similarly, a surgical procedure might involve working "szimfízisben" if it directly addresses this joint.

Other less common symphyses in the human body include the mandibular symphysis (joining the two halves of the lower jaw in infancy, which fuses later) and the intervertebral symphyses (between the vertebral bodies, which are the intervertebral discs). Therefore, depending on the context, "szimfízisben" could refer to any of these cartilaginous joints. The meaning is always tied to the precise anatomical location of a symphysis.