Pronunciation: /əˈkroʊmiˌoʊ/
noun a combining form meaning 'acromion' or 'acromial'
A1 The acromio- is the part of the scapula that forms the highest point of the shoulder.
A2 The acromio- is often involved in shoulder injuries, such as impingement syndrome.
B1 The acromio- process is an important bony landmark for shoulder anatomy.
B2 Surgical procedures may involve the acromio- to address shoulder problems.
C1 The acromio-clavicular joint plays a crucial role in shoulder stability.
C2 Understanding the acromio-coracoid distance is essential for diagnosing shoulder conditions.
adjective relating to the acromion or acromial
A1 The acromio-clavicular joint connects the collarbone to the shoulder blade.
A2 The acromio-humeral ligament helps stabilize the shoulder joint.
B1 Acromio-clavicular injuries are common in contact sports like football.
B2 Physical therapy exercises can help strengthen the acromio-scapular muscles.
C1 An acromio-clavicular dislocation may require surgical intervention.
C2 The acromio-coracoid distance is an important measurement in shoulder imaging studies.
formal The acromio-clavicular joint is important for shoulder stability.
informal I think I injured my acromio-clavicular joint playing sports.
slang My acromio-clavicular joint is acting up again, it's so annoying.
figurative The acromio-clavicular joint is like the glue that holds the shoulder together.
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