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LYMPHATIC VESSELS SKIN SURFACE ANATOMY Fig. 2-33. Medial aspects of
left foot. 1. nous veins, at the fossa ovalis, and the popliteal fossa.
Communications are also present proximal and distal to joints, such as the ankle,
knee and ...
LYMPHATIC VESSELS SKIN SURFACE ANATOMY Fig. 2-33. Medial aspects of
left foot. 1. nous veins, at the fossa ovalis, and the popliteal fossa.
Communications are also present proximal and distal to joints, such as the ankle,
knee and ...
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skin. In addition, various types of allergic vasculitis (Fig. 20-17) may appear on
the skin. These occur as petechiae, as deep hemorrhagic areas or as ulcerated
areas. A biopsy will show characteristic endothelial changes with hyalinization of
...
skin. In addition, various types of allergic vasculitis (Fig. 20-17) may appear on
the skin. These occur as petechiae, as deep hemorrhagic areas or as ulcerated
areas. A biopsy will show characteristic endothelial changes with hyalinization of
...
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NONVASCULAR CAUSES OF FOOT PAIN Skin Color Skin Temperature Skin
Moisture Size of Leg Trophic Changes Dermatologic. TABLE 2.2-1. Spinal Cord
Ruptured disc, degenerative processes, tumors, tables, arachnoidism Nerves ...
NONVASCULAR CAUSES OF FOOT PAIN Skin Color Skin Temperature Skin
Moisture Size of Leg Trophic Changes Dermatologic. TABLE 2.2-1. Spinal Cord
Ruptured disc, degenerative processes, tumors, tables, arachnoidism Nerves ...
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CHAPTER PAGE Introduction | 11 |
Development and Physiology | 13 |
Anatomy | 22 |
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