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奇妙な硬直した股関節. 可能性があるイディオパシー性コンドロリシス

J W Duncan, J L Schrantz, R J Nasca

    JAMA
    |January 27, 1975
    PubMed
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    ヒップのイディオパシー性コンドロリシス (hip chondrolysis) は,青少年におけるヒップの痛みと硬さを引き起こす疾患で,機能的な位置の不動化で最高の結果を示しました. 運動幅の運動は,屈折した姿勢でアンキロシスを引き起こした.

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