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Radiology, 1986
Magnetic resonance (MR) images of the hips and knees of three healthy volunteers were reviewed and compared with images obtained from the hips of three patients with effusions. Comparison was also made with MR images obtained from two swine knees following the injections of saline in one and blood in the other.
J, Beltran +5 more
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Magnetic resonance (MR) images of the hips and knees of three healthy volunteers were reviewed and compared with images obtained from the hips of three patients with effusions. Comparison was also made with MR images obtained from two swine knees following the injections of saline in one and blood in the other.
J, Beltran +5 more
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Knee Surgery, Sports Traumatology, Arthroscopy, 2021
T. Ogura +15 more
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Acute Mastoiditis with Temporomandibular Joint Effusion
Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 2001Acute otitis media has a markedly lower incidence of intra- and extratemporal sequelae today than in the preantibiotic era. Among the complications of acute otitis media, mastoiditis continues to be the most common intratemporal complication. The classic description of acute mastoiditis involves a child with antecedent acute otitis media who develops ...
T A, Hadlock, N F, Ferraro, R, Rahbar
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Der Orthopade, 2017
The fundamental components of the differential diagnostics of joint effusions are the patient history and clinical examination. In the case of unclear findings, arthrosonography can provide information for the distinction between intra-articular and extra-articular pathologies.
M, Henniger, S, Rehart
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The fundamental components of the differential diagnostics of joint effusions are the patient history and clinical examination. In the case of unclear findings, arthrosonography can provide information for the distinction between intra-articular and extra-articular pathologies.
M, Henniger, S, Rehart
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Roentgen Diagnosis of Knee-Joint Effusion
Radiology, 1946In the study of the roentgenograms of a large number of patients admitted to the Station Hospital, Miami Beach Training Base (Miami Beach, Florida), for abnormalities of the knee, changes in the soft tissues have been noted which have greatly facilitated the diagnosis of effusion into the knee joint.
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Traumatic joint effusion and the synovium
The Journal of Sports Medicine, 1975The morphology and function of synovial membrane is considered for its roles in development of traumatic joint effusions. Careful diagnostic study, including analysis of synovial fluid, is needed to be certain that one is dealing with uncomplicated traumatic effusion.
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Sympathetic Joint Effusion in Septic Arthritis
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1979To the Editor.— The article "Sympathetic Joint Effusion in Septic Arthritis" (240:1989, 1978) makes an important point in emphasizing that sympathetic joint effusions can occur adjacent to septic foci. Nevertheless, it is important in the examination to realize that there are two joints: the tibiotalar joint of the ankle and the subtalar joint of the ...
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Antibiotic Concentrations in Septic Joint Effusions
New England Journal of Medicine, 1971Abstract Fifty specimens from 27 infants and children with septic joint disease were assayed for ampicillin (18 specimens), methicillin (14 specimens), penicillin (14 specimens) or cephalothin (four specimens). The ranges of observed values varied depending upon the dose and the interval after administration.
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