enerbol and Hyperplasia

enerbol has been researched along with Hyperplasia* in 1 studies

Other Studies

1 other study(ies) available for enerbol and Hyperplasia

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Dysplasia of the hip; a factor in the development of static osteoarthropathy. California medicine, 1949, Volume: 70, Issue:5 Dysplasia of the hip is associated with a shallow acetabulum. It may be present and unrecognized until middle age when arthritic changes develop as a result of repeated microtraumata. By that time the process is irreversible. It can be recognized in infancy by roentgenographic study of the hips, and corrective measures can be taken to develop a normal hip and so prevent the crippling arthritis of later life. Although it is not certain that dysplasia develops in every person having a shallow acetabulum, this structural abnormality is known to be a strongly predisposing factor and therefore should be corrected. Topics: Acetabulum; Arthritis; Bone Diseases; Dioctyl Sulfosuccinic Acid; Disabled Persons; Female; Hip; Humans; Hyperplasia; Joint Diseases; Life; Middle Aged	1949

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Dysplasia of the hip; a factor in the development of static osteoarthropathy.

California medicine, 1949, Volume: 70, Issue:5

Dysplasia of the hip is associated with a shallow acetabulum. It may be present and unrecognized until middle age when arthritic changes develop as a result of repeated microtraumata. By that time the process is irreversible. It can be recognized in infancy by roentgenographic study of the hips, and corrective measures can be taken to develop a normal hip and so prevent the crippling arthritis of later life. Although it is not certain that dysplasia develops in every person having a shallow acetabulum, this structural abnormality is known to be a strongly predisposing factor and therefore should be corrected.

Topics: Acetabulum; Arthritis; Bone Diseases; Dioctyl Sulfosuccinic Acid; Disabled Persons; Female; Hip; Humans; Hyperplasia; Joint Diseases; Life; Middle Aged

1949