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FIS

Idiopathic Inflammations of Jointsf its structure, a richly vascularized loose connective tissue delimited on its surface by the very reactive synoviocytes, the synovial membrane is the first of the articular components to participate in any inflammatory condition of a joint. Anatomopathological and histopathological examinations [6

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Degenerative Changes of Jointsarticular surface of the patella [806]. The cause of these changes may lie in injuries or mechanical disuse, particularly in young adults who do not manifest changes in any other joint. Not only are unequivocal traumata adduced as causes of this condition but, as Buedinger [210] noted, more commonly

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Trophic Alterations of Joints from an articular surface. Its cause was viewed [907] as trauma to an area of the joint which was either mechanically very stressed or perhaps previously weakened by inflammation of the bone and cartilage, thus the designation of osteochondritis. Axhausen [57] emphasized that the weakening of the a

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PRO

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Tumors of Jointstive tissue, which in other areas of the body is rather often involved by excessive proliferation, so rarely displays neoplastic growth in joints. No satisfactory explanation has yet been offered for this fact. It appears that this feature may be related to the biology of the joints, whose function