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... bone , spongy ( cancellous ) and compact ( dense ) ; all have an outer shell of compact bone around a cen- tral mass of cancellous bone , except where the lat- ter is replaced by a medullary cavity or an airspace such as the paranasal ...
... bone , spongy ( cancellous ) and compact ( dense ) ; all have an outer shell of compact bone around a cen- tral mass of cancellous bone , except where the lat- ter is replaced by a medullary cavity or an airspace such as the paranasal ...
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... Bones Acute hematogenous osteomyelitis usually in- volves rapidly growing bone . The disease charac- teristically affects the metaphysis of long bones . The capillary ramifications of the nutrient arter- ies supplying bone make sharp ...
... Bones Acute hematogenous osteomyelitis usually in- volves rapidly growing bone . The disease charac- teristically affects the metaphysis of long bones . The capillary ramifications of the nutrient arter- ies supplying bone make sharp ...
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... bone cortex . Pyogenic Osteomyelitis of the Long Bones in Adults After resorption of the growth cartilage , the barrier to spread of infection into the joint is lost . Anastomoses between metaphyseal and epiphys- eal blood vessels make ...
... bone cortex . Pyogenic Osteomyelitis of the Long Bones in Adults After resorption of the growth cartilage , the barrier to spread of infection into the joint is lost . Anastomoses between metaphyseal and epiphys- eal blood vessels make ...
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