Titlebook: Bone Diseases; Macroscopic, Histolo Claus-Peter Adler Book 20001st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2000 Osteoporose.Tumor.anatomy

身體萌芽

Schlemms-Canal

Inflammatory Conditions of Bone, reach the marrow and damage the local tissue, . arises. Many different pathogenic organisms — they are mostly bacteria — can cause .. Some of them can, as with inflammatory conditions outside the skeleton, produce a characteristic histological pattern. In these cases there is a . (e.g. tuberculosis

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Bone Necroses,ne necrosis. Such a condition may be due to: (1) impairment of the blood supply to the bone, (2) inflammation of the bone itself (osteomyelitis, p. 129), (3) radiation damage (radioosteonecrosis), (4) trauma (e.g. fracture, p. 113) or (5) a hormonal disturbance (e.g. Cushing’s disease, p. 76). Bone

HERTZ

Metabolic and Storage Diseases,es are mostly stored in the cells of the reticulo-histiocytic system, which is significantly activated. For this reason the pathological storage foci in the bone are mostly found in the marrow cavity. Here they destroy the cancellous trabeculae, producing a reactive osteoporosis and often leading to

ZEST

Bone Granulomas, in common the fact that they appear primarily in the marrow cavity. From there they extend into the cortex, bringing about an erosion of its endosteal side which can be recognized in the radiograph. Usually, a local osteolytic lesion is involved, since the cancellous trabeculae in the neighborhood