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Cervical Ridge: Definition, Anatomy, and Function
The cervical ridge refers to the upper transverse ridge of the acetabulum. It arises from the acetabular margin and projects into the acetabulum. It supports the head of the femur when the hip joint is in flexion.Cervical Cancer - Related Articles
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