über die Bedeutung abnormer mechanischer Beanspruchung der Gelenkenden für die Pathogenese der Arthritis deformans

Wehner, Ernst

doi:10.1007/bf02791414

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“…Subsequent vascularization and ossification of the degenerate cartilage were found. Wehner (1923) rubbed and compressed the exposed articular cartilage while Muller (1924) produced epiphyseal displacement and femoral subluxation. By this means, and by arranging the tendons of the biceps to draw constantly across the head of the humerus he induced degenerative joint disease.…”

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The Experimental Production of Arthritis: A Review

Gardner¹

1960

Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases

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The Experimental Production of Arthritis: A Review

Gardner¹

1960

Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases

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“…Wehner, 1923 ;Hackenbroch, 1943 ;Grasset, 1960 ;Pauwels, 1973 ). 1m Nach Ansicht von Pommer (1914), Wehner (1923) und Lang (1924 , 193 4) wahrend dec Entw icklung einer Koxarthrose die Krafteverhalrn isse am H iiftgelenk dergestalr dall ein Seirwartsschu b des Femurkop fes resultiert. Dieser bewirke vermirtels dec den Fernurkopf bedeckenden Synovia lmembran einen Zug a n den Os teo phyte n und sci auch fiir die Auslcsung ihres Wachstums veranrwo rt lich, Kummer (1977Kummer ( , 1979 (Pauwels, 1954 ).…”

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Untersuchungen zur mechanischen Beanspruchung der Osteophyten des arthrotischen Femurkopfes*

Carstens¹

2008

Z Orthop Ihre Grenzgeb

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Osteophytes of forty femoral heads with degenerative arthritis (dissecting room material) are investigated histologically and roentgenologically. The analysis of the covering cartilage and the cancellous bone structure supports the view that osteophytes are subject to pressing forces. It is discussed that osteophytes have an influence of the degree of stress in the joint. There are no morphological indications of a traction force acting upon the osteophytes.

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