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abduction abscess acetabulum acid acute affected amputation anchylosis angle ankle appears articular lamella articulation attack bandage become body bone bursa caries cartilage cause cells CHAP Charing Cross Hospital chiefly chronic commencement condition condyle considerable described disease edge effusion elbow enlargement epiphysal especially examination excision femur fibres fibrinous fibrous finger flexion fluid frequently granulations head hip-disease humerus inch incision increase inflammation inflammatory inner joint-disease knee knee-joint lacunæ less ligament ligamentum patellæ limb malady marked movement muscles nearly normal occur opening operation osseous ostitis outer patella patient peculiar pelvis peri-articular periosteum portion position posture pressure produced pyæmia pyrexia quinine removed result rheumatic severe sheathe shortening side skin slight soft sometimes splint spot starting pains structure strumous suppuration surface surgeon swelling swollen symptoms synovial membrane temperature tendon thickening thigh tibia tion tissue treatment trochanter tumefaction ulceration upper usually vessels wound wrist
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