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Contemporary research on the pathology of rheumatic disease review in the light of 100 years of cellular pathology.
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Cell counts of normal and osteoarthritic articular cartilage in relation to the uptake of sulphate (35SO4) in vitro.
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Recent advances in the pathology of chronic arthritis and rheumatic disorders.
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Osteoarthritis of the hip: an electron microscope study.
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Synovial tissue in osteo-arthritis of the knee.
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Paper electrophoresis of human synovial fluid.
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The pathology of degenerative joint disease (osteoarthritis).
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[Morphological characteristics of so-called joint mouse].
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Osteoarthritis in the gorilla; description of a skeleton with involvement of the knee and the spine.
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[Clinical picture and pathogenesis of Heberden's nodes].
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Articular cartilage in osteoarthritis.
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Aging and osteoarthritis of the human sternoclavicular joint.
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Spinal joint changes and dental infections.
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[Apropos of the anatomical characteristics of coxarthrosis. According to the study of arthrosic femur heads resected in the course of a series of Milch'es operations].
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