1. Synovectomy of the
1. Rupture of the brachial artery or of one of its divisions in association with
We treated a patient with extensive osteochondritis dissecans of the
1. A case of symmetrical bilateral calcareous bursitis at the
We present three cases of recurrent instability of the
We studied the stabilising effect of prosthetic replacement of the radial head and repair of the medial collateral ligament (MCL) after excision of the radial head and section of the MCL in five cadaver
Persistent dislocation of the
Simultaneous dislocation of the
The results of ten excision arthroplasties of the
1. The age changes in the articular cartilage of the
1. A chrome-cobalt hinged prosthesis has been specially designed for total replacement of
We present nine patients (five men and four women) who underwent surgical excision of clinically significant heterotopic ossification at the
1. Three cases of localised deposition of calcium salts deep to the origin of the common extensors of the forearm with acute symptoms clinically indistinguishable from "tennis elbow" are described. 2. Reports of nine similar cases have been found in the literature. 3. It is suggested that "tennis elbow" is caused by a lesion, probably an adventitial bursa, in the tissue space between the tendon of origin of the forearm extensors and the capsule of the radio-humeral joint; and that it is the sudden precipitation of calcium phosphate at this site which causes the lesion here described. 4. Acute calcification near the
We describe the use of MRI to establish the exact diagnosis in a swollen