head of femur

It is occupied by the ligament of head of femur.

In August, 2004, Head of Femur set about recording their next full-length record.

Head of Femur played their first show at a small club in Chicago in March 2002.

Prevents inferior displacement of head of femur.

Head of femur can refer to:

He is the lead singer and rhythm guitarist in the Chicago-based band Head of Femur.

Head of Femur (band)

Hysterical Stars is the second release by Chicago-based band Head of Femur.

For example the head of femur which is a part of the hip joint complex is a pressure Epiphyses.

Ringodom or Proctor is the first release by Chicago's Head of Femur.

Perthes disease is self-limiting, but if the head of femur is left deformed there can be a long-term problem.

The classical sites are: head of femur, neck of talus and waist of scaphoid.

While Head of Femur is on hiatus, Matt is working on a yet-unnamed solo project.

Head of Femur included "Song for Richard Manuel" on their 2005 release, Hysterical Stars.

The head of femur, which articulates with the acetabulum of the pelvic bone, composes two-thirds of a sphere.

With a large catalog of songs already taking shape by early 2002, Head of Femur began to recruit musicians to flesh out the lineup for live performance.

Head of Femur - Great Plains (2008 Greyday Productions)

Head of Femur - Ringodom or Proctor (2003, Greyday Productions)

As of May 2007, Head of Femur had completed work on their third full-length, "Great Plains", due to be released March 25, 2008.

Head of Femur - Hysterical Stars (2005 spinART)

Ligamentum capitis femoris (ligament of head of femur)

On the strength of that demo, Portland's Greyday Productions signed Head of Femur in November, 2002.

Colby Starck is a Chicago-based drummer who plays with Bobby Conn and Head of Femur (band).

Pablo's Triangle was a Lincoln, Nebraska-based band whose members went on to form Head of Femur, Tangelo and The Amalgamators, among other musical pursuits.

Head of Femur is a Chicago band formed in November 2001 by Nebraska natives Mike Elsener, Ben Armstrong and Matt Focht.