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E Bakay

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[Post-traumatic avascular necrosis of the tubereculum majus].

Posttraumatic avascular bone necrosis occurs rarely on the major tubercle. In the early stage it may cause diagnostical problem at the evaluation of the Roentgenogram. It can be confused with a tumor, metastasis and tuberculosis. Later it shows a characteristic picture and causes rarely diagnostic difficulties. Authors describe a case of their own and discuss briefly the supposed causes of the disease, the possibilities of early recognition and treatment.

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[Value of angiography in hemangiopericytomas].

Haemangiopericytoma is a rare type of tumour which mostly develops in the soft parts. The article reports on the manifestations of one tumour each in the thigh and pelvis. The angiogram shows displacement of the major arteries, the tumour-supplying vessels penetrate into the growth by means of one or several peduncles, and intensive coloration takes place during the parenchyma phase. However, the "typical angiographic image" was seen in one of the two cases only.

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[Case report of vertebral osteomyelitis following operation for herniated disk (author's transl)].

Authors describe a case of vertebral osteomyelitis as assessed with help of X-ray pictures and clinical signs, which developed following an operation for herniated disk, and healed on conservative treatment. This complication was only once encountered in a material of 1406 operated cases. It is pointed out that with increasing number of hemilaminectomies this complication might appear more often.

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[Effect of direct current on bone regeneration].

The data on bone biocurrent and on the bone regenerating effect of low intensity direct current are discussed. The stimulator constructed by the authors is described. With its help an improved callus formation could be achieved on the osteotanised femur of the rabbit.

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