10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FALSE ANKYLOSIS»
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false ankylosis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
On
Ankylosis; Or, Stiff-joint: A Practical Treatise on the ...
Of these, the most important is the continued rigidity or immobility of the joint,
constituting respectively the characteristic practical difference between true and
false ankylosis. The distinction is often very difficult ; in either case, the rigidity
may ...
William John Little, 1843
2
Textbook of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
5. Fibrous scar tissue can form in any soft tissue, which has been subjected to
trauma. Typical examples are those in the skin following thermal damage or
radiation therapy. 6. False ankylosis due to tumours depends on their site and
nature.
3
Textbook of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
I CLASSIFICATION OF ANKYLOSIS False ankylosis or true ankylosis. Extra-
articular or intra—articular. Fibrous or bony. Unilateral or bilateral. Partial or
complete. Extra-articular and intra—articular types of TM] ankylosis have been
described ...
Neelima Anil Malik, Dr., Malik, 2012
Now you see the limb is straight, the foot does not turn out,- and the slight mobility
permitted by the false ankylosis is of great advantage to her, as the extremity of
the limb can be bent or straightened to- about the extent of four inches, which ...
5
The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
In true ankylosis the origins and insertions of the contracted muscles cannot be
separated by attempts to move the joint; consequently, no tension of their fibres
can be mechanically produced; but when false ankylosis exists, although ...
6
A System of Surgery, Theoretical and Practical: Diseases of ...
This implies, in most cases, destruction of the entire joint, and constitutes a further
or final stage of the process of junction by fibrous tissue, which has been
described in previous sections, and which forms one variety of false ankylosis. A
form ...
Timothy Holmes, John Hooker Packard, 1882
7
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal: Exhibiting a ...
The distinction of true from false ankylosis is often difficult. The previous history of
the case may assist our judgment. Where, for example, absolute immobility has
succeeded inflammation produced by mechanical violence, we may conclude ...
8
The Internal Anatomy of the Face
Matthew Henry Cryer. writer believes that this picture, and others to follow, show
that this is a typical face belonging to those who have or who have had ankylosis
of the jaw, either true or false. This patient has suffered from a false ankylosis ...
Matthew Henry Cryer, 1916
9
Proceedings of the Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society of ...
17, with angular false ankylosis of the knee, which had existed one year. 4. A
female, aet. 8, with angular false ankylosis of the hip-joint, of three years' duration
. 5. A female, sat. 13, with false ankylosis of the hip, of four months' duration. 6.
Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society of London, 1857
10
Proceedings of the Royal Medico-Chirurgical Society of London
together with sub-luxation of the tibia backwards, of ten years' duration. 3. A
female, set. 17, with angular false ankylosis of the knee, which had existed one
year. 4. A female, set. 8, with angular false ankylosis of the hip-joint, of three
years' ...
