COMMON DEGENERATIVE DISEASES OF THE AGING SPINE.
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Geriatrics↗
Biomedical subjects
E M BICK
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Vertebral osteophytosis in the aged.
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Exostoses↗
Vertebral growth; its relation to spinal abnormalities in children.
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Child↗
Recent advances in the care of fractures in the aged.
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Aged↗
Clinical aspects of aging connective tissues.
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Aged↗
General principles of fracture management in the aged.
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Congenital scoliosis without vertebral anomaly; the vertebral histology of two cases.
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Connective Tissue Diseases↗
Phemister, of Chicago (1882-1951).
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Chicago↗
Primary vertebral osteophytosis.
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Disease↗
Vertebral osteophytosis; a clinical syndrome.
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Disease↗
Vertebral osteophytosis; pathologic basis of its roentgenology.
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Disease↗
The physiology of the aging process in the musculoskeletal apparatus.
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Aged↗
The management of fractures of the vertebrae in the elderly.
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Aged↗
The senescent human vertebra; contribution to human osteogeny. III.
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Histological Techniques↗
Development of the care of the orthopedically handicapped in New York City.
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Persons with Disabilities↗
The ring apophysis of the human vertebra; contribution to human osteogeny. II.
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Bone and Bones↗
Longitudinal growth of the human vertebra; a contribution to human osteogeny.
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Humans↗