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Locations of lesions of osteochondritis dissecans . A , Locations of lesions of
medial femoral condyle ( central , centrolateral , or inferocentral ) and of lateral
femoral condyle ( inferocentral and often posterior ) . B , Lateral view of medial
femoral ...
Locations of lesions of osteochondritis dissecans . A , Locations of lesions of
medial femoral condyle ( central , centrolateral , or inferocentral ) and of lateral
femoral condyle ( inferocentral and often posterior ) . B , Lateral view of medial
femoral ...
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Technique for drilling intact lesion of osteochondritis dissecans . Multiple
perforations of lesion of medial femoral condyle , using Kirschner wire through
anteromedial portal . bone age roentgenograms , and who have lesions larger
than 1 cm ...
Technique for drilling intact lesion of osteochondritis dissecans . Multiple
perforations of lesion of medial femoral condyle , using Kirschner wire through
anteromedial portal . bone age roentgenograms , and who have lesions larger
than 1 cm ...
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Curettage of base of partially detached osteochondritis dissecans lesion of
medial femoral condyle . the base of the crater is clear ... 062 mm Kirschner wires
, similar to the treatment described for pinning early separated lesions ( see Fig .
Curettage of base of partially detached osteochondritis dissecans lesion of
medial femoral condyle . the base of the crater is clear ... 062 mm Kirschner wires
, similar to the treatment described for pinning early separated lesions ( see Fig .
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ARTHROPLASTY VOLUME FOUR | 2527 |
Arthroplasty of hip 1213 T David Sisk | 2547 |
VOLUME | 2554 |
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