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Vectograms to evaluate injuries of the menisci
Journal of Biomechanics, 1985Clinical diagnosis of injuries at the menisci may not always give a satisfactory picture, and then remarkable interest has been oriented to refine technical aids to investigation.
R. Vigano’ +4 more
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Lateral discoid menisci in children
Arthroscopy, 1989Abstract In children, the snapping‐knee syndrome is strongly suggestive of a diagnosis of discoid menisci; alternatively, the loss of physiological hyperextension of the knee suggests a diagnosis of a torn lateral discoid meniscus. We used arthroscopic meniscectomy to treat 19 lateral discoid menisci in 16 children (average age, 10.5 ...
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Anomalous insertion of the medial menisci
Arthroscopy, 1998Abstract Many types of meniscal anomalies have been reported. The authors encountered two cases of anomalous insertion of the anterior horn of the medial menisci to the lateral femoral condyle, which ran up along the course of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), but was independent of the ACL.
Y B, Jung, J K, Yum, Y J, Bae, K S, Song
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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1979
Two cases of ossicles in human menisci are added to the list of 18 previously reported cases. The points of interest in these cases are that in both cases multiple ossicles were incorporated in the posterior horns of the semilunar cartilages--2 in the first case and 7 in the second.
B, Conforty, M, Lotem
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Two cases of ossicles in human menisci are added to the list of 18 previously reported cases. The points of interest in these cases are that in both cases multiple ossicles were incorporated in the posterior horns of the semilunar cartilages--2 in the first case and 7 in the second.
B, Conforty, M, Lotem
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MR IMAGING OF THE KNEE MENISCI
Radiologic Clinics of North America, 1997MR imaging of the knee is highly accurate for the noninvasive diagnosis of meniscal tears and other meniscal pathology. Familiarity with the normal anatomy and common pitfalls reduces errant interpretations, but does not eliminate them entirely. The two MR imaging signs of a meniscal tear are abnormal intrameniscal signal on a short-TE image that ...
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Revue de stomatologie et de chirurgie maxillo-faciale, 1975
The temporo-mandibular meniscus is an anatomical structure which has been the subject of very little recent research. The usual macroscopic and dynamic tests were actually carried out on anatomical specimens taken from injected corpses whose anatomical structures were discoloured, stiff, hardened and unrecognizable, or from meniscectomy for ...
G, Couly, C, Brocheriou, J M, Vaillant
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The temporo-mandibular meniscus is an anatomical structure which has been the subject of very little recent research. The usual macroscopic and dynamic tests were actually carried out on anatomical specimens taken from injected corpses whose anatomical structures were discoloured, stiff, hardened and unrecognizable, or from meniscectomy for ...
G, Couly, C, Brocheriou, J M, Vaillant
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RöFo - Fortschritte auf dem Gebiet der Röntgenstrahlen und der bildgebenden Verfahren, 2011
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Acta medica portuguesa, 2000
The first aim of this work is not only to review the localised perspective of meniscopathy, concerned with the consequences of meniscectomy, but to also view it in a broader dimension, in the behavioural aspect--related to postural activity. The second aim is to establish the relationship between these two dimensions.
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The first aim of this work is not only to review the localised perspective of meniscopathy, concerned with the consequences of meniscectomy, but to also view it in a broader dimension, in the behavioural aspect--related to postural activity. The second aim is to establish the relationship between these two dimensions.
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The menisci of the lumbar zygapophysial joints.
Journal of anatomy, 1982In a study of 82 lumbar zygapophysial joints three types of intra-articular structures were identified. They were adipose tissue pads and fibro-adipose meniscoids, both located at the superior and inferior poles of the joint, and connective tissue rims, located along the dorsal and ventral margins.
Engel R., Bogduk N.
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