#adductie

• Adduction — A physiological or biomechanical movement by which a limb or an anatomical segment is brought closer to the median symmetrical plane of the body. This structural phenomenon is the opposite of abduction and is controlled by specific muscle groups ensuring the kinematic and functional balance of the locomotor system.
• Adduction — The anatomical movement that draws a limb or segment toward the median plane of the body or a reference axis, acting as the exact opposite of abduction. In hydrotechnical and civil engineering, the term represents the complete assembly of structures, aqueducts, or pipelines designed to capture and convey raw water from its source directly to a treatment plant or distribution network.