1931
DOI: 10.1001/archsurg.1931.01160100002001
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The Nature and Origin of Synovial Fluid

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“…This theory is for the most part based on histological studies. More recently, Kling (77), on the basis of certain physical and chemical measurements of normal and pathological synovial fluids, concluded: (1) that normal synovial fluid is secreted by the synovial membrane; (2) that pathological synovial fluid contains both secretory and circulatory products.…”
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“…This theory is for the most part based on histological studies. More recently, Kling (77), on the basis of certain physical and chemical measurements of normal and pathological synovial fluids, concluded: (1) that normal synovial fluid is secreted by the synovial membrane; (2) that pathological synovial fluid contains both secretory and circulatory products.…”
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“…It was a system that first developed in nineteenth century India, but was seized upon in London as a way to manage joint stock companies operating in the subcontinent, and whose shareholders had no first hand knowledge of the business. 30 Within India, the managing agency system offered families and partnerships, a way to attract capital investment from local banks into basic joint stock companies. 31 Often much bigger than the companies they managed, the managing agent's main responsibilities were to guarantee sound management that allowed foreign capital to be raised to finance the company start up, and then manage its day to day operations.…”
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