1959
DOI: 10.1097/00007611-195906000-00002
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Pathogenesis of Disintegration of the Hip in Sickle Cell Anemia

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“…Espinoza et al (1974) did find plasma cells in one synovium in an acute arthritis. Sherman (1959), in a sickle cell patient with aseptic necrosis, found some chronic inflammation and speculated on the possible role ofpannus. Fink (1968) also noted some plasma cells around conjunctival vessels in sickle cell patients.…”
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“…Espinoza et al (1974) did find plasma cells in one synovium in an acute arthritis. Sherman (1959), in a sickle cell patient with aseptic necrosis, found some chronic inflammation and speculated on the possible role ofpannus. Fink (1968) also noted some plasma cells around conjunctival vessels in sickle cell patients.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This bone involvement usually indicates severe disease [39][40][41] and has been reported from different geographic locations [8,32,42,43] , which reflects that it is universal in the natural history of the disease and hence represents a major chronic morbidity that may need invasive management, which itself may carry more risk to the patient [44] .…”
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“…Cystic rarefaction, osteosclerotic changes and destruction of the femoral head have been reported in cases of systemic disease, e.g. sickle-cell anemia (22,24) and Gaucher's disease (8,25). The changes have been unilateral and bilateral.…”
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