Medical Narration - Hip Bone - Technical, Scientific, Friendly
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The hip joint is a ball and socket type joint and is formed where the femur meets the three bones that make up the hipbone, the ilium of the rear, the skim of the lower front and the pubis above it. The femur has a round head on the proximal end that fits into a socket formed in the hip bone. A smooth cushion of shiny white articular cartilage covers the federal head in the asset Tabula MME. The articular cartilage has kept slippery by fluid made in the synovial membrane. Since the cartilage is smooth and slippery, the bones move against each other easily and without pain.