. Atlas of clinical surgery; with special reference to diagnosis and treatment for practitioners and students. d reg-ular, but the tumor is almost immovable over thesubjacent structures. It was shown by incision thatall three bursa?—subcutaneous, subfascial and sub-aponeurotic—were full of pus and in communicationwith each other. 83 HYGROMA GENUS MULTILOCULARE (Multilocular Hygroma of the Knee) BURSITIS PRAEPATELLARIS ET BURSITIS PRAETIBIALIS {Prepatellar and Pretibial Bursitis)Plate XXXII, Fig. 43. This figure shows a case of chronic inflammationof the prepatellar bursa and the lower half of
. Atlas of clinical surgery; with special reference to diagnosis and treatment for practitioners and students. d reg-ular, but the tumor is almost immovable over thesubjacent structures. It was shown by incision thatall three bursa?—subcutaneous, subfascial and sub-aponeurotic—were full of pus and in communicationwith each other. 83 HYGROMA GENUS MULTILOCULARE (Multilocular Hygroma of the Knee) BURSITIS PRAEPATELLARIS ET BURSITIS PRAETIBIALIS {Prepatellar and Pretibial Bursitis)Plate XXXII, Fig. 43. This figure shows a case of chronic inflammationof the prepatellar bursa and the lower half of thepretibial bursa, occurring in a man who had to dohis work in the kneeling position. The skin overthe prepatellar bursa is thickened and movable overthe cystic swelling. The walls of both hygromas arethickened. They are only slightly movable over thesubjacent structures. Pressure on one hygromacauses some of its fluid to pass into the other, sothat the two bursse communicate. Total extirpationwas performed owing to the extent of the hygromaand the thickened walls. 84 Bockenheinier, Atlas Tab. Fig. 43. Hygroma genus miiltilociilaiT. Rebm;in Mpvp-Vcirlt. Bockenheimer, Atlas. Tab. XXXIII.
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