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22 APPENDIKS 12.2. Vertebrae, Corpus vertebrae The Cervical vertebrae and the first five of the thoracic vertebrae are excluded from scoring. The lesions are located at the central or anterior part of Corpus vertebrae, never at the Arcus vertebrae. The lesions on the vertebrae are THE classic location of tuberculosis related lesions. At least 75% of Corpus Vertebrae has to be preserved in order to score it. The bone is missing, or the bone is preserved less than 75 %. / Pay special attention to the fact, that a large part of the Corpus vertebrae can be destrued due to lesions described below, if so Corpus Vertebrae is scored as “1” The surface of the Corpus vertebrae have a velvet like looks, like 0 sugar. The bone does not have any lesions as described below, but there may be other lesions related to other conditions The lesion evolves through various steps, which all can be present at the same time. The first step is the presence of an erosive area, which can be more or less grained. Later the grained area evolved into a cluster of edgy pits. Sometimes the rim of the pits can be raised from the surrounding bone surface. The combination of clusters will perforate the bone surface and cause an oval, circular or coalesced shaped hole at the bone surface, and the trabecular 1 bone will be exposed. At the vertebrae the lesions may ekspand in the trabecular bone, where it creates a round or bowl like cavity. If the cavity get big enough or joins together, the vertebrae body can be damaged and collapse. This creates a kyphosis at the spine also known as “morbus Pott” or “Pott´s disease.” The way to disguise between this kind of lesion and insunificant preservation is that the lesion have sharp edges and a rounded or bowlike shape of the cavity A post mortal lesions would have a bright colouration and the shape of the cavity would be ragged and highly irregulary. After the registration of the thoracic and lumbar vertebraes, the registrations are combined under the titles: T678, T91011, T12L12 and L345 If at least one of the vertebrae from each section is preserved a “0” is noted, and if just one of the preserved vertebra is registred as” 1”, the section also is noted as “1” Tuberkulose i middelalderen XIII B
22 APPENDIKS APPENDIKS B TUBERCULOSIS Location Site number Grave nr. Age Sex 1. Articulatio humeri Left Right 7. Os Coxae Left Right Clavicula, Ex. acromialis Corpus ossis ilii Acrominalis Hip Cavitas glenoidalis 8. Articulatio genus Humerus, Caput humeri Femur, Extremitas distalis Shoulder Tibia, proximalis Extremitas 2. Articulatio cubiti Knee Humerus, distalis Extremitas 9. Tarsus Radius, Caput radii Calcanus Ulna, Extremitas proximalis Talus Elbow Foot 3. Articulatio radiocarpalis 10. Costae Radius, Extremitas distalis Added length in cm. Ossa carpi Length of lesions in cm. Wrist Nr.of transversal bloodvessels 4. Articulatio sacroiliaca 11. Sternum and Sternalis Os Coxae, Facies auricularis Sternum Os Sacrum, Facies auri- Clavicula, Extremitas cularis sternalis Sacro-iliac 12.1 Foramen nutritium 5. Articulatio Coxae Nr. of vertebrae thoracicae Femur, proximalis Extremitas Foramen nutritium 6. Articulatio Coxae II Nr. of vertebrae lumbales Fossa acetabuli 12.2 Corpus vertebrae Foramen nutritium T6 T7 T8 T678 T9 T10 T11 T91011 T12 L1 L2 T12L12 L3 L4 L5 L345 Notes Tuberkulose i middelalderen XIV
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Tuberkulose i middelalderen Tubercu
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7.7 Opsamling på knoglematerialet.
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16.1.2 Signifikante læsioner .....
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2 MIDDELALDEREN I DANMARK 2 MIDDELA
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2 MIDDELALDEREN I DANMARK ningsvæk
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3 TUBERKULOSE 3.2 Mycobacterium tub
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3 TUBERKULOSE har sit udtryk nævne
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3 TUBERKULOSE lettere fanger de blo
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4 UDVIKLINGEN AF KNOGLELÆSIONER A
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5 METODE 5 METODE Skeletmateriale e
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5 METODE individer, hvor det ikke e
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6 KNOGLEMATERIALETS REPRÆSENTATIVI
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7 KNOGLEMATERIALE (Skov, 2002; Kief
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7 KNOGLEMATERIALE 7-1). Udgravninge
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7 KNOGLEMATERIALE brug efter Skt. J
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8 MANUAL 8 MANUAL Registreringen af
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8 MANUAL ”0” Corpus vertebrae h
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8 MANUAL 8.4 Faste led Lokalisering
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8 MANUAL 8.6 Nutritium forarmen. Lo
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8 MANUAL af tuberkuloserelaterede l
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9 SUPERLÆSIONERNE håndleddet, der
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9 SUPERLÆSIONERNE Fordelingen af d
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10 CT-SCANNING 10 CT-SCANNING Sent
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10 CT-SCANNING hver af de fire vert
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10 CT-SCANNING venstre i billedet.
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10 CT-SCANNING træk som knoglerne
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11 SAMMENHÆNGEN MELLEM LÆSIONERNE
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11 SAMMENHÆNGEN MELLEM LÆSIONERNE
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12 SANDSYNLIGHEDEN FOR MIN. ÉN SUP
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12 SANDSYNLIGHEDEN FOR MIN. ÉN SUP
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13 FORDELINGEN AF INDIVIDER MED LÆ
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14 FORDELINGEN AF LÆSIONER Antal i
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14 FORDELINGEN AF LÆSIONER nemsnit
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Page 101 and 102: 18 DISKUSSION 18 DISKUSSION De sign
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Page 107 and 108: 21 CITEREDE VÆRKER Gutierrez, Cris
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