[THE IMPORTANCE OF THE GROWTH DIRECTION OF JOINT CARTILAGE FOR THE PATHOGENESIS OF TRAUMATIC ARTHROSIS DEFORMANS].
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Arthritis↗
Biomedical subjects
P OTTE
Publications and source records attributed to P OTTE.
[CALCIFICATION AND DECALCIFICATION PROCESSES IN THE SHOULDER AREA].
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Calcification, Physiologic↗
[The modification of muscle tension in degenerative spinal diseases by a myotonolytic].
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Disease↗
[Physical-chemical principles as a basis of general arthrology].
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Humans↗
[Histochemical determination of a specific 5-nucleotidase in articular cartilage].
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Cartilage↗
[The inability of regeneration of the articular cartilage].
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Cartilage↗
[Silicosis, anthracosilicosis and silicotuberculosis; an anatomicoclinical study with presentation of a case of real silicosis in a sandblaster].
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Anthracosilicosis↗
[Histochemical evidence of cytochrome oxidase in articular cartilage].
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Cartilage↗
[Conditions for the existence of articular cartilage; contribution to research on arthrosis].
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Arthritis↗
[Malum perforans plantar with diastematomyelia].
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Congenital Abnormalities↗
[Description of the radial head resection after x-ray diagnosis of epiphyseal necrosis].
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Disease↗
[Cartilage regeneration after coxarthroplasty; follow up of 12 reoperated hips].
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Cartilage↗
[Bone marrow carcinosis and pheripheral blood].
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Bone Marrow↗