Transactions of the Southern Surgical Association, Volume 29The Association, 1917 List of members in each vol. |
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Página 131 - ... adherent to the bony surface above and below. In the center of this connective-tissue pad are two bursal sacs, each one-half inch in diameter and filled with a clear, thick fluid resembling the contents of a ganglion. These two bursal sacs are situated side by side, the outer one between the external condyle of the femur and the external tuberosity of the tibia, and the inner, between the internal condyle and the internal tuberosity. It will thus be seen that the bursa formed where the pressure...
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Página 132 - ... medium, and these cases have been carefully watched for a period varying from eight years to six months. It has seemed to me that any substance which would remain as placed for a sufficient length of time until the joint surface could be formed, and then should be absorbed, would be the ideal substance to be used for interposition between bony surfaces. The advantage which the use of an absorbable membrane has over a muscle flap, a fascia flap, a fascial and fatty flap, and non-absorbable inorganic...