Titlebook: Bone Diseases; Macroscopic, Histolo Claus-Peter Adler Book 20001st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2000 Osteoporose.Tumor.anatomy

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Bone Necroses,e lamellar layering is lost or canceled out. In any case, however, the artifacts that may arise when preparing a histological section must be taken into account. Too lengthy or too fierce decalcification in nitric acid can itself destroy the os-teocytes, leaving their lacunae empty.

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Parosteal and Extraskeletal Lesions,(for instance, periostitis ossificans, p. 160; the periosteal chondrosarcoma, p. 252; the parosteal osteosarcoma, p. 288) usually initiate a reaction both in the bone as well as in the adjacent soft tissues, where they may be identified and analyzed radiologically.

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Examination Techniques,tural changes in bone, in order to be able to interpret and classify these with confidence as they appear on the radiograph. Interdisciplinary cooperation is often the only way of arriving at a correct diagnosis, and this must also include the clinical findings (among others, the laboratory reports).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-25887-0oint tumors are only included in this group of neoplasms because of their localization. Most of the neoplasms may be considered to be histogenetically derived from the tissues of the joint capsule. Entirely similar tumors may be observed either in the soft parts or even in the bone.

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Bone Fractures,ry for histological examination in order to obtain information about a possible underlying bone disease. .. As is well known, a fracture is immediately followed by severe pain (periosteal pain) and the affected area is incapable of active movement.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-8176-4773-5ange is first and foremost a matter of radiology, and it is by this means that the first examination is always carried out. The conventional radiograph, which is usually taken in two planes, provides the earliest and most conclusive information. The diagnostic value of such a radiograph is primarily dependent upon its quality.