1999
DOI: 10.1002/(sici)1099-1212(199903/04)9:2<83::aid-oa461>3.0.co;2-v
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A five-grade categorization of age-related change in the acromio-clavicular joint derived from the skeletal remains of early 19th century Londoners of known sex and age
Abstract: Parts of the articular surfaces of the 152 joints available in the study were often protected by dried articular tissue. The 18–25 year group were categorized as normal. Using hand‐lens and dissecting microscope, probable nutritional canals were found in normal articular surfaces, together with hemispherical configurations that may relate to attachment of the fibres of fibro‐cartilage. At about 35 years, changes were detected: areas of increase of canals, confluence of canals, disorder in arrangement of hemisp…
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“…Uno de los cambios más notorios, es la aparición de proliferaciones óseas (Rogers, 1987) contiguas (Bridges, 1991;Jurmain, 1990;Klaus et al, 2009;Lieverse et al, 2007;Luna et al, 2017;Merbs, 1983;Rogers y Waldron, 1989;Ventades et al, 2018. La porosidad (pitting), así como la generación de tejido óseo en el contorno articular que no alcance las características de un osteofito (Aufderheide y Rodríguez-Martín, 1998;Bagwell, 2020;Lagier, 2006;Miles, 1999;Rogers et al, 1987;Waldron, 2009;Weiss, 2015) son también habitualmente consideradas en los diagnósticos de artrosis en restos esqueletales. Por último, mencionaremos la eburnación, fenómeno descripto como aspecto pulido similar al marfil, con la presencia en algunos casos de surcos en la dirección del movimiento articular (Ortner, 2003;Waldron, 2009).…”
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