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Septic/Infectious Arthritis. An invasion of the synovial membrane by bacteria or some other pathogen
by Musculoskeletal Pathology. Views: 15
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Paget's Disease (of bone). May be genetic, or could be a viral infection.
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Septic/Infectious Arthritis. An invasion of the synovial membrane by bacteria or some other pathogen
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A noninflammatory join disorder that is locally degenerative, and associated with aging, wear, tear.
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Disease of Connective Tissue and Myofascial Pain
Description for Septic/Infectious Arthritis. An invasion of the synovial membrane by bacteria or some other pathogen
Description by Musculoskeletal Pathology
Septic/Infectious Arthritis. An invasion of the synovial membrane by bacteria or some other pathogen. Leads to a closed-space infection. Pathogen can invade via a hematogenous route, as an extension of adjacent infection, or through direct infection fo
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Added: 05-20-2020 10:11 PM
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