Titlebook: Bone and Joint Disease; C. L. Berry Conference proceedings 1982 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1982 Gelenkerkrankung.Knochenerkrankung.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-18756-0eterminants, transplantation antigens responsible for organ and tissue graft rejection, complement components, immune responses and a variety of different disease susceptibilities. Homologous regions have been found in all mammals investigated; the region is known as H-2 in the mouse. Studies in the

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Changing Ethnobotanical Knowledge,s as a heterogeneous population of diseases and usually at an advanced stage. Present therapy is symptomatic, palliative and inadequate, a situation which is clearly unsatisfactory for the physician and the scientist, and especially unfortunate for the patient. As a consequence considerable research

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The Synovial Biopsy,he principal symptom, or may be inconspicuous. In many the histopathological picture in the synovium is non-specific, in some typical, rarely it is pathognomonic. The assessment of a synovial biopsy is often made even more difficult by the marked variation between the lesions in different areas with

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Experimental Models of Arthritis,als (. et al. 1977; . et al. 1977; . et al. 1977; . et al. 1979; . 1980; . 1981), there is no need for simple recapitulation of all these data. Instead, in the present survey on the experimental models of arthritis it has seemed more useful to concentrate on what can be learned from such models in u

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Electron Microscopy in Bone Tumor Diagnosis,n the routine of diagnostic pathology. It will not and cannot displace the optical microscope as a diagnostic tool, however, and so light and electron microscopic examinations of biopsy material are complementary. Whereas the light microscope enables us to examine a wide area of the specimen, electr

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The Role of Particles in the Pathogenesis of Joint Disease,ltering cellular metabolism, immunological stimuli and joint particles. This chapter reviews the evidence that intra-articular particles play a role in the pathogenesis of many joint diseases and explores possible mechanisms of particle-induced damage.