humanoid Jiwaka, updated in  2026 : June : 24 : Musculoskeletal ; 2026 : 6 : 24 : Musculoskeletal ; 

bone; Radical224;

bone; muscle; e.g. Also see: b G T S U; m G T S U; Musculoskeletal;

artery; muscle; sinew; tendon; vein; Radical382;

Bone Formation ... ; for bones;

using Gravity Dimension Computer, And Then, using AI, e.g. IFF (age > 44 years), strengthen BMD, strengthen bone and bone joints, strengthen muscles;

B e r n e s e Hip Symposium, i.e. (clinical orthopedics + hip surgery + marketing) ;

International Society of A r t h r o p l a s t y Registers, i.e. (orthopedics + plastic surgery) ;

(( JOINT, JOINT, JOINT, JOINT, JOINT), ( Joint, Joint, Joint, Joint), ( joint, joint, joint, joint)) doko WHERE 2 OR more bone (s) are next to each others (two or more bones meet), also see: j Character; 5jComputer; j G T S U; 5.Muscular.System; Musculoskeletal; Orthopedic Dx; 8.Skeletal.System.HTML;

knee .HTML;

Musculoskeletal Tumor Society, i.e. (bone + muscle + oncological) ;

Musculoskeletal Infection Society, i.e. (bone + muscle + ID (Infectious Diseases)) ;

neuropathy, nerve related musculoskeletal conditions; IFF inflammations EXIST, also see: Specialties A P M;

Orthopedic Dx; orthopedic (Dx):

- abnormal, irregular, and uncommon, (e.g. asymmetry, discoloration, muscle atrophy, swelling) ... ;

- inflammations, also see: Specialties A P M;

- mobility (e.g. stiffness, structural damage) ... ;

- osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, stress e.g. (ligaments, tendons), also see: density; pressure;

- palpation (e.g. a r t i c u l a r effusion, c r e p i t u s, snapping, swelling, warmth) ... ;

( Pelvic Floor, Pelvic Floor Therapeutic), also see: Pelvic; (e.g. pelvic floor's bones) ... ; BF2 Rose (e.g. pelvic floor's muscles) ... ; for muscles;

radio graphics (radiograph) ... ; Radiology & Blood Test, e.g. ((hemoglobin, white blood cell count) report; CT scan report; fluids report; M R I (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) report; nuclear bone scan report; radiographs report) ... ;

Remark: 206 bones (genuine human beings, musculoskeletal, normal Patient); Also see: b Character; b G T S U;

tsufukessetsu T o p h u s, also see: j G T S U;

Usage: anatomical position (standing front view) 's midline is (central AND vertical) axis of the body; lateral (side view): (anterior (front), posterior (back)); (superior (top); inferior (bottom)); closer-and-closer to midline (medial), compare to away from midline (lateral); closer-and-closer to the head (proximal), compare to away from the head (distal); dorsal surface (other side of p a l m a r (palm reading) surface) with fingers; dorsal surface (other side of plantar surface) with toes; movement of limb, away from midline (abduction), closer-and-closer to midline (adduction); (extension movement, flexion movement); (ankle ever s i o n movement, ankle inversion movement); (finger-and-thumb extension movement, finger-and-thumb flexion (fist) movement); joint (a r t i c u l a r) if compare to around the joint (p e r i a r t i c u l a r);

Gene Therapy System;

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