Titlebook: Blood Supply of Bone; Scientific Aspects Murray Brookes,William J. Revell Book 1998 Springer-Verlag London Limited 1998 blood vessel.bone.c

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Cortex and periosteum, possible to investigate with any precision the anatomical character and distribution of these vessels in long bones. Histology, microradiography, and, recently molecular biological techniques have all helped to elucidate new facts on the vascular anatomy of bone cortex, and serve to focus attention

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,Synovial joints — 1, the .. In long bones, the epiphyseal bone mass intervenes between the . and the .. The growth cartilage is in contact with two specialized ., on the epiphyseal and metaphyseal aspects of the cartilage. Growth cartilages are discussed in Chapter 11.

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,Synovial joints — 2,joint mice”. These were described by J. Hunter (1790), who believed that they arose from a . into the joint which, becoming vascularized and organized, was transformed into a cartilaginous loose body. For Hunter, joint mice were of synovial origin. Klein (1864) described an allied condition of massi

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,Bone blood flow measurement — 2: Clearance of bone seeking tracers,importance in the clinical measurement of human skeletal haemodynamics. Whilst our emphasis in this book is on the experimental bases of skeletal vascular study, aspects of clinical investigation will be introduced and discussed.

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,Bone blood flow measurement — 3: Arteriolar blockade,or the aorta, will be distributed throughout the tissues in proportion to the cardiac output per-fusing that tissue. Assuming an appropriate size in relation to afferent arterioles of the capillary beds, it is assumed that total extraction occurs in the first passage. The concept was originally intr