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a a c b c b d e d 2.10. Applications in <strong>Paleoradiology</strong> Fig. 2.63. H<strong>and</strong>-wrist tendons. a Specimen. b Axial CT scan. c Three-dimensional CT of the flexor tendons Fig. 2.64. Experimental mummification of a cat. a, b: Specimen. c, d: CT images 49
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R. K. Chhem · D. R. Brothwell Pale
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Don R. Brothwell, PhD Department of
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VI Foreword tures. It is well estab
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VIII Foreword These areas can be co
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Acknowledgements We wish to express
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XIV Contents 2.4.2 Digital Radiogra
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XVI Contents 4.8.3.13 Pseudotumor .
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List of Contributors Don R. Brothwe
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2 Chapter 1 Paleoradiology: History
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10 Chapter 1 Paleoradiology: Histor
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16 Chapter 2 Paleoradiologic Techni
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of skeletal radiology that are reco
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4.4.1 The Classification of Fractur
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The hematoma is contained by surrou
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a b Fig. 4.7 a, b. Healed fracture
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Fig 4.13. Amputation of the distal
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Fig 4.14. Normal synovial joint Fig
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Fig. 4.22. Target approach. Hand: a
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a c d a b Fig. 4.27 a, b. DISH at u
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are no pathognomonic x-ray patterns
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fragmentation of the bones and misa
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Radiological imaging represents a f
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a b Fig. 4.43 a, b. Tuberculous spo
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acteristic pattern (Resnick and Kan
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4.8.2.1 Periosteal Reactions The pe
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eacts by inducing bone formation pe
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their efforts to evaluate bony lesi
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a b Fig. 4.58 a-c. Osteosarcoma of
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Fig. 4.62. Skull from Ancient Egypt
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Fig. 4.66. Heniation pit: normal va
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detected in skeletal remains (Table
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a b Fig. 4.75 a, b. a Rickets at th
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Crawford Adams J, Hamblen DL (1999)
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Chapter 5 Paleoradiology in the Ser
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Fig. 5.3. X-rays of longitudinally
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Fig. 5.9. Syndactyly in a calf. Mod
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Fig. 5.14. Extensive union of bones
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in zooarcheological material to det
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Fig. 5.25. Horse ribs displaying mi
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5.3.2.1 Interdigital Necrobacillosi
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if demineralizing ” may modify th
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Fig. 5.45. Cow vertebral bodies, di
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course influence the frequencies fo
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Fig. 5.50 a, b. Osteochrondroma on
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Fig. 5.55. Proximal humerus of a yo
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Fig. 5.59. Iron Age sheep mandible,
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Pool RR (1990) Tumors of bone and c
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160 Concluding Comments Internation
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162 Subject Index - mounts 32 - pro
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