K De Vries - 2011 - scholarworks.gvsu.edu ... A common affliction of these synovial structures is bursitis, an inflammation of the tissues that make the sac causing an increase in the production of synovial fluid. ... The bursa sac itself has become significantly enlarged from the overproduction of synovial fluid. ... Cached
SK Sarrafian… - Sarrafian's Anatomy of the Foot and …, 2011 - books.google.com ... Hartman mentions that the synovialsac extends 5.75 cm proxi- mal to a line joining the center of the malleoli. ... 2, 3 Hartman reports that the distal end of the synovialsac reaches the talonavicular joint in 60%, is shorter in 22%, and is longer in 18%. ... Related articles
T Franz… - Journal of Hand Surgery (European Volume), 2011 - jhs.sagepub.com ... We also performed a neurolysis of the branches of the superficial division of the radial nerve (Figure 1). Histology confirmed granulomatous inflammation mixed with necrotic tissue in a synovialsac of 4 cm  1.5cm. ... The necrotic tissue is within a synovialsac of 4 cm  1.5 cm. 2 ...
CYL Woon, ES Phoon, JYL Lee… - Annals of Plastic …, 2011 - journals.lww.com ... 1C). Needle biopsy revealed granulomatous changes suggestive of mycobacterial infection. Intraoperatively, flexor tenosynovium was found encased in granulomatous tissue, and there were multiple synovial masses containing “rice bodies” and caseous contents. ... Related articles - All 3 versions
L Guo, NJ Kubat… - … Biology and Medicine, 2011 - informahealthcare.com ... Knee and hip-related (osteoarthritis) Jan et al. (2006) described a reduction in pain and synovial sac thickness in patients receiving PRFE treatment in a report that evaluated PRFE therapy use in patients with degenerative osteoarthritic knees (grade 3 or less). ... Cited by 1 - Related articles - All 3 versions