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Identifier: bulletinofwarren00harv (find matches)
Title: Bulletin of the Warren Anatomical Museum
Year: 1910 (1910s)
Authors: Harvard Medical School Whitney, William F
Subjects: Warren Anatomical Museum Anatomy, Pathological Museums Anatomy Pathology
Publisher: Boston : (Harvard Medical School)
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
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10009. Knee-joint. Adhesions. The bones of the knee-joint in fluid. A fibrous band passes from the anterior part of the capsule to the cartilagebetween the two condyles of the femur posteriorly. SYNOVIAL MEMBRANES.—JOINTS. 6l 8298. Knee-joint. Dislocated Cartilage. The bones of the knee-joint, in fluid.
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8298. Knee Joint. Dislocated Cartilage.The cavity had been opened. A portion of the internal semi-lunarcartilage is dislocated and turned forward on the anterior part as a hinge,projecting into the joint cavity. 1872. Dr. S. J. Mixteb. 62 SYNOVIAL MEMBRANES.—JOINTS. 5314. Knee-joint. Excresences. Pendulous excresences from thecavity of the knee-joint, in fluid. One of them is about the size of the last joint of the little finger, and theother about two-thirds as large. They appear to consist of dense cellulartissue with some fibrous structure. From a woman 24 years old who had had effusion into the bursa over thepatella for about a year and, as this subsided, the disease within the joint wasdiscovered. It did not cause much pain and did not arrest her suddenly whenwalking, as loose cartilage usually does. An incision was made over theinner condyle, the excresences removed and the patient did well. Dr. Abel L. Peirson, Salem. 5315. Knee-joint. Free Body A firm, fibrous mass about 4.5

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