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Transitory demineralization of the femoral head.
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The typical clinical setting, joint fluid findings, and roentgenographic appearance obviate the need for biopsy of the femoral head, and none of the various forms of therapy seem to alter the two- to four-month course of the syndrome appreciably.Abstract:
Transitory demineralization of the femoral head may occur with accompanying pain and disability. The typical clinical setting, joint fluid findings, and roentgenographic appearance obviate the need for biopsy of the femoral head. None of the various forms of therapy which have been proposed seem to alter the two- to four-month course of the syndrome appreciably.read more
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Transitory demineralization of the hip in pregnancy. A report of three cases.
TL;DR: Three cases have been presented of a syndronme occurring in pregnant women, characterized by pain of varying severity in one or both hips or thighs and develops in the last trimester of pregnancy, which suspect it to be of neurogenic origin.
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Transient osteoporosis of the hip. A nontraumatic variety of Südeck's atrophy.
TL;DR: The clinical presentation was marked by the rapid development of disability, limp, and pain on movement, and the permanence of recovery was assessed by reviewing all the cases except one after an average interval of 2 years.
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Migratory osteolysis of the lower extremities.
TL;DR: The main causes for localized osteoporosis are inactivity of the affected part and generalized disturbance when confined to a local region.
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Roentgenologic transient osteoporosis of the hip. A clinical syndrome
Gene G. Hunder,Patrick J. Kelly +1 more
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Roentgenologic Transient Osteoporosis of the Hip
Gene G. Hunder,Patrick J. Kelly +1 more
TL;DR: Clinical data on nine adults who had unexplained transient roentgenologic osteoporosis of one hip are presented and the findings and course of illness were similar enough among the patients to cause confusion.