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What is the articular white fibrocartilage ?
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There are two: White articular cartilage is termed hyaline cartilage, like the gristle on the end of a drumstick. Fibrocartilage, at least in the knee, is termed the meniscus or semi-lunar cartilage. The fibrocartilage is more of a creamy color, while hyaline is more white.
Answered 10/9/2013
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