Mowat, Harold, 1883- · London : H. Frowde · leaf 191
ion to an alteration in density, disease mayreveal itself by the laying down of new bony struc-ture, as in periostitis, and in the actual destructionof osseous tissue already present, as in necrosis.Further, the complaints of childhood may alter, notonly the appearance of epiphyseal cartilages, as… … Fig. 85. Lateral View of the Bones of the Elbow-joint, showingchronic periosteal thickening of the upper part of the shaft of the ulna. Bone LesionsPeriostitis. This may either be traumatic in origin, or theresult of inflammation, in which case it is either acuteor chronic. BONES AND JOINTS…
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