Titlebook: Vascular Problems in Musculoskeletal Disorders of the Limbs; David I. Abramson,Donald S. Miller Book 1981 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 19

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David I. Abramson M.D., F.A.C.P.,Donald S. Miller M.D., Ph.D.chts der Drohungen und leidvollen Erfahrungen gingen viele Autoren ins Exil oder zogen sich in die innere Emigration zurück, mit vielleicht gelegentlichen unverf?nglichen Ver?ffentlichungen. Einige Bestandteile der Arbeiterliteratur, vor allem der ?Arbeiterdichtung? von Barthel, Br?ger und Lersch, u

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David I. Abramson M.D., F.A.C.P.,Donald S. Miller M.D., Ph.D.ild davon zu machen, wie sich die Rationalisierungsbestrebungen in den gewerblichen Betrieben auswirken. Die Auswirkungen der Rationalisierung in diesen Betrieben sind verschiedener Art, und sie sind je nach der Form, in der die Rationalisierung in die Erscheinung tritt, für die Gestaltung der Arbei

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-5862-9Extremit?tengef?sserkrankung; circulation; differential diagnosis; trauma; vascular disease; conservative

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Differential Diagnosis of Physical Findings and StatesThere are a number of abnormal states which are found in both vascular conditions and in musculoskeletal disorders, the most common of which are pitting edema, lymphedema, ulceration, and gangrene. The present chapter is devoted to a discussion of the pathogenesis and differential diagnosis of these entities.

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Differential Diagnosis of Physical Findings and StatesThis chapter, like Chapter 8, deals with the pathogenesis and differential diagnosis of abnormal states found both in vascular and musculoskeletal disorders.

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Description and Pathogenesis of Symptoms and Signs of Arterial InsufficiencyThis chapter deals primarily with a description of, and the abnormal mechanisms responsible for, the more common symptoms and, to a lesser extent, the typical signs found in chronic and acute arterial disorders of the limbs. Also included is the differentiation of the complaints from those of musculoskeletal or related origin which mimic them.