Relating to or involving two joints or two articulating surfaces.
From Latin 'dia-' (two) combined with 'articular' (relating to joints), creating a descriptor for two-joint involvement.
Doctors use 'diarticular' to describe injuries or conditions affecting two connected joints—a diarticular fracture is more serious than a single-joint break because more movement is compromised.
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