†One child had osteomyelitis of the femur and septic arthritis of the contiguous hip joint.
Three-dimensional (3D) imaging has the great potential of acquiring volumetric data sets with isotropic resolution, providing thin (0.5 0.6 mm) contiguous slices through the knee joint, thereby reducing partial volume artefacts.
Tuberculous pyomyositis usually follows contiguous spread from bone or joint, or haematogenous seeding, and treatment is by drainage of focal collections and antituberculous chemotherapy.
As already described [ 18], this peculiar bursa is contiguous to the 5th MTP joint, which can explain the development of marginal bone erosions on the head of the 5th metatarsal as a purely extra-articular event also in the absence of concurrent joint synovitis.
In this section, we describe how we formulate the logical topology design, contiguous spectrum block assignment, and routing as a joint optimization problem.
Pain also occurs when misalignment of vertebrae causes stretching of the joint capsules at sites where the vertebrae are contiguous.
One of the major priorities in genome analysis is to determine the joint inheritance and the population-wide associations among contiguous alleles on the same chromosome.
The psoas abscess is considered primary if the cause is hematogenous seeding from a distant site and secondary if there is a contiguous infectious source from vertebrae, pancreas, kidney, ureter, appendix, bowel, or hip joint [1, 2, 24].
The joint analysis of the two pedigrees resulted in a highly contiguous map composed of 247 microsatellite markers distributed along all 26 autosomes and the X chromosome.
9 Resnick and Niwayama set criteria to define DISH that require involvement of at least four contiguous vertebrae, preservation of the intervertebral disc space, and absence of apophyseal joints or sacroiliac inflammatory changes.
