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Fibrous Histiocytoma of the Tarsus
American Journal of Ophthalmology, 1977A 21-year-old white man had an asymptomatic eyelid mass that had slowly enlarged for one year. On clinical examination the lesion was well circumscribed; it appeared subconjunctivally but provoked no conjunctival inflammation, and had a consistency suggestive of cartilage.
F A, Jakobiec, A G, DeVoe, J, Boyd
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Disorders of the tarsus in the dog II
British Veterinary Journal, 1987Abstract The term tarsus (hock) refers to the region between the crus and the metatarsus, and designates the compound joint comprising 7 tarsal bones. For clinical purposes an account of the gross and radiographic anatomy of this joint has to include the distal extremities of the tibia and fibula, and the bases of the metatarsal bones because these ...
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Journal of Near Eastern Studies, 2014
1 H. Zotenberg, La chronique de Jean, eveque de Nikiou (Paris, 1883), 301 (Ethiopic, on the basis of two of the four manuscripts), 416 (French); R. H. Charles, The Chronicle of John, Bishop of Nikiu (London, 1916), 163 (quoted here, modified). On John’s text, see W. E. Crum, “Notes of Recent Publications,” JEA 4 (1917): 207–209; M. Rodinson, “Notes sur
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1 H. Zotenberg, La chronique de Jean, eveque de Nikiou (Paris, 1883), 301 (Ethiopic, on the basis of two of the four manuscripts), 416 (French); R. H. Charles, The Chronicle of John, Bishop of Nikiu (London, 1916), 163 (quoted here, modified). On John’s text, see W. E. Crum, “Notes of Recent Publications,” JEA 4 (1917): 207–209; M. Rodinson, “Notes sur
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2016
Fractures of the carpus and tarsus are common in athletic dogs, but are encountered less frequently in pet dogs and cats. Operative techniques: Dorsal approach to the carpus; Palmaromedial approach to the radial carpal bone; Screw fixation of type I and II accessory carpal bone fractures; Pin and tension-band fixation of calcaneal fractures; Internal ...
Alessandro Piras, Tomás Guerrero
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Fractures of the carpus and tarsus are common in athletic dogs, but are encountered less frequently in pet dogs and cats. Operative techniques: Dorsal approach to the carpus; Palmaromedial approach to the radial carpal bone; Screw fixation of type I and II accessory carpal bone fractures; Pin and tension-band fixation of calcaneal fractures; Internal ...
Alessandro Piras, Tomás Guerrero
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