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Quantitative bone histology: A new method
Pathology, 1980A method is described for quantitative histology of undecalcified bone using an embedding medium suitable for histochemistry. Six normal subjects were given tetracycline markers 24 and 3 d prior to the biopsy which was taken from the posterior iliac spine using an 8 gauge Jamshidi needle.
C R, Dunstan, R A, Evans
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Abnormal Bone Histology in Idiopathic Hypercalciuria *
The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, 1980Bone histology was evaluated in iliac creast biopsies of 15 patients with idiopathic hypercalciuria of the hyperabsorptive type and recurrent calcium oxalate stone formation. The biopsies were studied using quantitative histomorphometric analysis of undecalcified sections and fluorescent microscopy after double tetracycline labeling.
H H, Malluche +4 more
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Bone welding – A histological evaluation in the jaw
Annals of Anatomy - Anatomischer Anzeiger, 2007The expansion of biodegradable osteosynthesis systems in clinical application correlates well to the progress in development of new materials as to the improvement of application methods. One of those new application methods is the ultrasound-aided insertion of Resorb-X pins.
Ronald, Mai +10 more
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Effects of freezing on bone histological morphology
Cell and Tissue Banking, 2008Allograft bone has been widely used for reconstruction of different portions of the skeleton. The fragment of bone harvested must be kept under low temperatures. The cryopreservation also contributes to decrease the antigenic potential of the tissue.
Miguel Gustavo Setúbal, Andrade +4 more
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Histologic Examination of the Bone Marrow
Southern Medical Journal, 1981We undertook this study to evaluate the efficacy of bone marrow aspiration as compared with trephine needle biopsy. In the 50 consecutive cases reviewed, simultaneous aspiration and biopsy yielded significant morphologic findings in either or both. A comparison was made between the morphologic findings in the aspirate and the corresponding biopsy, with
T, Mark, A, Levin
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Bone Marrow Histology in Monoclonal Macroglobulinemia
American Journal of Clinical Pathology, 1975Rywlin, Arkadi, M., Civantos, Francisco, Ortega, Rolando S., and Dominguez, Carlos J.: Bone marrow histology in monoclonal macroglobulinemiamam J Clin Pathol 63. 769-778, 1975. Histologic sections and smears of aspirated bone marrow particles in 26 cases of monoclonal macroglobulinemia were studied.
A M, Rywlin +3 more
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Histology of osteosynthesis associated bone infection
Injury, 2006The introduction to this paper summarizes the small amount of information currently published on the histological changes that accompany posttraumatic osteomyelitis in man in addition to other information to aid understanding of this topic. The development of three cases of posttraumatic osteomyelitis and the histological analysis of important tissue ...
Peter E, Ochsner, Seife, Hailemariam
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The histological diagnosis of undifferentiated tumours in bone
Journal of the Faculty of Radiologists, 1956Summary An indication is given of the diagnostic histological criteria in some illustrative cases of reticulosarcoma, neuroblastoma, and malignant synovioma in bone. In the records of the Bristol Bone Tumour Register there were 10 cases provisionally classified as Ewing's tumour: these have been surveyed critically; 5 have been discarded on account ...
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A comparative histological study of mammalian bone
Journal of Morphology, 1974AbstractThis report adds to the available information on comparative histology of mammalian bone and introduces a semi‐quantitative approach to its study. Bone samples consisted of large fragments of rib tibia and/or femur from humans, laboratory rodents and from animals that died at the Bronx Zoological Gardens.
I J, Singh, E A, Tonna, C P, Gandel
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HISTOLOGICAL STRUCTURE OF HUMAN FLUOROTIC BONES
The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. British volume, 19701. Fluorotic bones and exostoses obtained from the skeletons of two subjects with advanced fluorosis have been examined microscopically. 2. The cortical bone showed normal, regular Haversian systems with normal canaliculi and lacunae. The exostoses also exhibited normal, regular Haversian systems but at places the reabsorption tunnels were large. 3.
I, Jit, L S, Chawla, P N, Chhuttani
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