The current success of functional vascular investigations invites certain questions: are they essential? Is it a matter of fashion or of real progress? Summing up the indications of functional investigations at the stages of diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment, the necessity to distinguish between morphology and function is made quite clear. The two approaches give useful information to the practitioner. They are complementary. They are not equivalent.

Blood Vessels↗

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[Retrospective study of a continuous series of 226 acetabular fractures].

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Acetabulum↗

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[Lesions caused by compression of the terminal motor branch of the radial nerve].

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Aged↗

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[Correction of a large length inequality of the lower limb using one-stage femoral equalization. Modification of Merle d'Aubigné's technic].

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Adult↗

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[Blood flow in the venous system].

Return circulation is studied by describing observed flow solutions: --The direction of the flow is orthograde from the periphery to the right heart, but there ar some inversions. --This permanent flow allows numerous transitory interruptions. --This is a modulated flow, becoming oscillatory in the central veins, and therefore "non-stationary". --Its condition is not exactly laminar. Finally, the venous circulation could be called a "slow-speed system".

Blood Circulation↗

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[Comparative study of 2 series of tibial osteotomies with blade-plate fixation or with compression frame].

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Adolescent↗

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[Gravity and venous circulation. I. The normal vein].

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Biomechanical Phenomena↗