. Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation . ^> T<g. 10—Cqhc 2—Pathol No. 12838—Polycykcic OBtltinnbrusa. Microscopic Ilctnre (low power). For g-rossnppenrauco aoo Flgr. 9 Note the minute cavity, thelalands of bono and the cellular and llbrDus ogtltis-nbroin tlinne. rir. U—Caso 3—Pathol. No. 12378—PhotosriMrh of. grLSs tissue removed from a bone shell in the the leathery connective tissue filled with minuteI avitles. Some of these contained blood. Tig. 4. polycystic ostitis 12—Case 3—Pathol. No. 12378—Microscopic pic-ture (hig-h power). Note t
. Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation . ^> T<g. 10—Cqhc 2—Pathol No. 12838—Polycykcic OBtltinnbrusa. Microscopic Ilctnre (low power). For g-rossnppenrauco aoo Flgr. 9 Note the minute cavity, thelalands of bono and the cellular and llbrDus ogtltis-nbroin tlinne. rir. U—Caso 3—Pathol. No. 12378—PhotosriMrh of. grLSs tissue removed from a bone shell in the the leathery connective tissue filled with minuteI avitles. Some of these contained blood. Tig. 4. polycystic ostitis 12—Case 3—Pathol. No. 12378—Microscopic pic-ture (hig-h power). Note the islands of bone and tl>ocellular and fibrous ostltis-fibrosa tissue. BONE CYSTS—POLYCYSTIC OSTITIS FIBROSA—BLOODGOOD the cartilage of the ankle-joint, andthe whole lower end of the tibia is ex-panded and involved, a thin boneshell. There is no evidence of perfora-tion, or of new periosteal bone forma-tion. The polycystic appearance seenin Figure 1 is less distinct. The shadowof the central area below is not sharplyoutlined from the marrow shadow-above. As I have only a print and notthe original x-ray, this lack of differen-tiation may be due to he print. Wehave here a distinct x-ray picture of acentral bone lesion with mtact boneshell, and when I compare it with othersin this area and in other bone
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