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By her Majesty's royal letters patent. Major's British ...
From the many enquiries already received, and the great demand expected on
the first issue of the “ SYNOVITIC LOTION,” orders should be immediately given
to prevent disappointment. Such orders will be duly noted and attended to in ...
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Diagnostic Imaging of the Hand
In later stages, intrachondral contrast enhancement confirms cartilaginous
infiltration by synovitic and pannus tissue (Fig. 36.11a). A decrease in height and
irregular surface contours of the articular cartilage soon follow. Rheumatic
destruction ...
Rainer Schmitt, Ulrich Lanz, 2011
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Imaging of Orthopedic Sports Injuries
... and when MRI shows signal distortion that suggests hemosiderin deposition (
Fig. 19.7) in a joint (Saxena and Fullem 2004). Fig. 19.6a–c. Anterolateral gutter
pain and swelling are symptoms of a synovitic lesion (anterolateral ...
Filip M. Vanhoenacker, A.L. Baert, C. Faletti, 2007
Many authors have described their pathogenesis and treatment, both by
arthroscopic and open surgical techniques.1-6 The literature places synovitic
disorders and meniscoid lesions into the same category. Although these two
lesions may be ...
5
Complications of Shoulder Surgery: Treatment and Prevention
... resonance imaging several years after surgery, suggesting at best incomplete
degradation, and concerns have been raised regarding the potential for
bioabsorbable anchors to fragment and to cause painful synovitic reactions (50).
Neither ...
Thomas J. Gill, Richard J. Hawkins, 2006
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The Medical and Surgical Reporter
it be synovitic or attack the soft tissues of the joint, the head of the femur, or
cotyloid cavity. These can frequently be determined from the first. The nature of
the constitution most also be duly weighed. The acute and synovitic forms must
be ...
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Practical Orthopaedic Sports Medicine and Arthroscopy
Loose bodies may cause mechanical symptoms, such as blocking flexion or
extension, or may produce a synovitic reaction resulting in an effusion and stiff
elbow. These forces may also result in other olecranon injury, including stress
reaction, ...
Donald Hugh Johnson, Robert A. Pedowitz, 2007
Arthroscopic view demonstrating the hyperemic response elicited in a patient at
approximately one month following implantation of a Suretac device for labral
fixation. Following implant removal and joint irrigation, the intense synovitic ...
James Tibone, Felix H. III Savoie, Benjamin Shaffer, 2003
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Operative Hip Arthroscopy
A synovitic and partially torn ligamentum teres (arrow) and cotyloid fossa are
illustrated prior to radiofrequency debridement. The femoral head is also
visualized (asterisk) extracapsularly by viewing through a small capsular window
rather ...
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the ...
Table 3. Specificity of rabbit anti-proteoglycan poly clouai antibodies from
immune synovitic rabbits as determined by competitive inhibition studies using
murine anti-proteoglycan mAbs Although rabbit chronic IgG-induced immune
synovitis is ...
