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Appendicular arthropathy.

Abstract

The radiographic examination plays an extremely important role in the diagnosis of appendicular arthropathies. Accurate diagnosis can be made by observing the radiographic abnormalities in the bones surrounding the joint involved and the distribution of the abnormalities within the joint or the body.

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A C Brower. 1990. Appendicular arthropathy.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2367097/

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