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Chapter I. General remarks on the anatomy, physiology and patho physiology of long bones 9 A. Anatomy 9 B. Physiology C. Pathophysiology I. Clinical observations II.Experimental observations D. Theories on increased growth in length of long bones Chapter II.The purposes of the investigation Chapter III.Growth in length of the tibia of the rabbit A. Normal growth in length B. Growth after operation (loosening of periosteum) Chapter IV.Supply of nutrition to the epiphyseal cartilage Chapter V. Studies in the circulation of the blood in the lower hind leg of tlie rabbit A. Temperature recordings I. .Skin II.Marrow H. Determination of the relative amount of blood in part of a limb C. Clearance of 1"^ from the marrow cavity of the tibia D. Determination of the blood supply of the tibia by means of intravenously deposited substances Discussion 83
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