 | Lewis Atterbury Stimson - 1899 - 904 str.
...apposition of the fragments and their close reunion are the pull of the quadriceps, the distention of the joint, and the interposition of the fibro-periosteal...fragments, and possibly degeneration of the quadriceps. The numerous methods of treatment, which respectively seek more or less specifically to remove one... | |
 | Lewis Atterbury Stimson - 1900 - 966 str.
...quadriceps, the distcntion of the joint, and the interposition of the fibro-periosteal frinire or aponcurotic shreds. Later causes of limitation of function are...fragments, and possibly degeneration of the quadriceps. The numerous methods of treatment, which respectively seek more or less specifically to remove one... | |
 | Lewis Atterbury Stimson - 1905 - 1138 str.
...tibro-periosteal fringe or •ponenrotie shreds. Later causes of limitation of function are adhesions ami retraction of the soft parts of the joint, hypertrophy of the fragments, and jxissibly degeneration of the quadriceps. The numerous method- of treatment, which respectively seek... | |
 | Lewis Atterbury Stimson - 1907 - 1004 str.
...close reunion are the pull of the quadriceps, the distentían of the joint, and the interjxisition of the fibro-periosteal fringe or aponeurotic shreds....fragments, and possibly degeneration of the quadriceps. The numerous methods of treatment, which respectively seek more or less sjx-cifically to remove one... | |
 | Lewis Atterbury Stimson - 1912 - 1056 str.
...interjKisition of the h'bro-penosical fringe or aponeurotic shreds. I>atcr causes of limitation of function arc adhesions and retraction of the soft parts of the...hypertrophy of the fragments, and possibly degeneration «if the quadriceps. The numerous methods of treatment, which respectively seek more or less -pecificallv... | |
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joint, and the interposition of the fibroperiosteal fringe or aponeurotic shreds. Later causes of limitation of function are adhesions and retraction of the soft parts of the joint, hypertrophy of the fragments, and possibly degeneration of the quadriceps. 