Titlebook: Radiology of Haemophilic Arthropathies; Jen? Forrai Book 1979 Akadémiai Kiadó, Budapest 1979 bone.diagnosis.diagnostics.radiology.tumor.Di

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-9300-6bone; diagnosis; diagnostics; radiology; tumor; Diagnostic Radiology

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The Role of Radiology in Diagnostics and Care, into it, together with the physical and laboratory findings. Simultaneously, we wish to draw attention to some fundamental X-ray differential diagnostic problems, particularly as it may happen in spite of organizational efforts that it is the radiologist who first sees the patient, and he may have to decide on further examinations.

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e aim of well-organized care of haemophiliacs is to prevent not only life-threatening bleeding episodes, but also the development of disabling arthropathies. In spite of numerous effective drugs and the beneficial effect of early synovectomy, haemophilic arthropathy will long remain a crux of everyd

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Stages of Haemophilic Arthropathy, necessary to characterize the patient’s condition. In the present work we do not wish to critically analyse the various attempts at staging that have been undertaken, and adapt K?nig’s classical stages [76] which, despite their obvious shortcomings, still appear to be superior to subsequent classifications.