Chemical Nerve Agents
Chemical Nerve Agents Daniel C. Keyes INTRODUCTION Terrorism has become a reality of life in many parts of the world. News reports frequently remind us of those individuals and groups…
Chemical Nerve Agents Daniel C. Keyes INTRODUCTION Terrorism has become a reality of life in many parts of the world. News reports frequently remind us of those individuals and groups…
Cartilage Tumors Some cartilage tumors have epicenters within bone (enchondroma, chondromyxoid fibroma [CMF], chondrosarcoma), others have a predilection for the epiphysis (chondroblastoma), surface (juxtacortical chondroma, periosteal chondrosarcoma), or metaphyseal surface…
Metabolic Bone Disease: Part II Renal Osteodystrophy The term “renal osteodystrophy” (ROD) refers to a host of skeletal problems seen in association with long-standing renal disease and hemodialysis (1). A…
Vascular and Other Mesenchymal Tumors and Lesions Vascular Lesions Vascular lesions of the skeleton occupy a tenuous niche with regard to nomenclature and unpredictable biologic behavior. They range from benign…
Bone Manifestations of Hematologic Disorders and Small Cell Tumors Jeffrey F. Lipton, M.D Vincent J. Vigorita, M.D. The osseous and articular changes of hematologic disorders consist of primary or secondary…
Bone-Forming Bone Tumors and Tumor-like Lesions Osteoma Osteomas are benign slow-growing radiodense tumor-like lesions characterized pathologically by predominantly mature lamellar bone. Several clinicopathologic syndromes are known (Table 9.1). Osteomas may…
Soft Tissue Pathology Ligaments Ligaments are connective tissue structures that connect bones. Their functions include guiding joint motion and stabilizing joints. Ligaments consist essentially of collagen, but the presence of…
Joint Arthroplasty Pathology Joint replacement surgery represents one of the most successful medical advances of the 20th century and has shown a logarithmic growth in use as the U.S. population…