Osteochondritis healed femoral condyle

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Image of femoral condyle with pathology

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The Calvin Wells Palaeopathology ArchiveCAL

Skeletal reportsCAL/1

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Lectures and symposiumsCAL/3

Newspaper and radio contributionsCAL/4

Memoirs and literary writingCAL/5

CorrespondenceCAL/6

Publicity and press coverageCAL/7

Research material and ephemeraCAL/8

RadiographsCAL/9

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TransparenciesCAL/11

FracturesCAL/11/1

WoundsCAL/11/2

Infections (non-specific)CAL/11/3

Infections (specific)CAL/11/4

TrephinationCAL/11/5

Dental diseaseCAL/11/6

HistologyCAL/11/7

NeoplasmsCAL/11/8

Osteochondritis dissecansCAL/11/9

Osteochondritis of axisCAL/11/9/1

Osteochondritis of mandible, CirencesterCAL/11/9/2

Osteochondritis of rib heads, Worthy Park, Anglo-SaxonCAL/11/9/3

Osteochondritis of scapulaCAL/11/9/4

Osteochondritis of head of humerus, Rose Lane, NorwichCAL/11/9/5

Osteochondritis of head of humerusCAL/11/9/6

Osteochondritis of head of humerusCAL/11/9/7

Osteochondritis of ulna, Owslebury, Romano-BritishCAL/11/9/8

Osteochondritis of acetabulumCAL/11/9/9

Osteoathritis of acetabulum, Burgh Castle, Anglo-SaxonCAL/11/9/10

Osteochondritis of femur, Pockthorpse, Late SaxonCAL/11/9/11

Osteochondritis femoral bilateral condyles,CAL/11/9/12

Osteochondritis femoral condyle, North Elmham. Late saxonCAL/11/9/13

Osteochondritis of femoral condyleCAL/11/9/14

Osteoarthritis osteophytosis and osteochondritis of femur, Jarrow AbbeyCAL/11/9/15

Osteochondritis healed femoral condyleCAL/11/9/16

Osteochondritis healed femoral condyleCAL/11/9/17

Osteochondritis of lateral condyle of femur, Cirencester, Roman burialCAL/11/9/18

Osteochondritis of healed condyleCAL/11/9/19

Osteochondritis of head of tibiaCAL/11/9/20

Osteochondritis of lateral head of tibia condyle, Monnkwearmouth. Anglo-saxonCAL/11/9/21

Osteochondritis of distal tibiaCAL/11/9/22

Osteochondritis of sustentaculuma calcanei, Cirencester, Roman burialCAL/11/9/23

Osteochondritis of talusCAL/11/9/24

Osteochondritis of talus, CaerwentCAL/11/9/25

Osteochondriits of talus, CirencesterCAL/11/9/26

Osteochondritis of navicularCAL/11/9/27

Osteochondritis of naviculars, Brixoworth MedicalCAL/11/9/28

Osteochondritis of 1st metatarsal base, St. Catherine-ThorpeCAL/11/9/29

Osteochondritis of head of 1st metatarsalCAL/11/9/30

Osteochondritis of head of 1st metatarsal, CirencesterCAL/11/9/31

Osteochondritis of 1st metatarsal head, Cirencester, Roman burialCAL/11/9/32

Osteochondriits of base of hallucial 1st phalangeCAL/11/9/33

OsteoarthritisCAL/11/10

ExotosesCAL/11/11

Harris' linesCAL/11/12

Genetic and developmental abnomaliesCAL/11/13

Miscellaneous palaeopathologyCAL/11/14

Cremated fragmentsCAL/11/15

Intact remainsCAL/11/16

ClinicalCAL/11/17

SexingCAL/11/18

Age and estimationCAL/11/19

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Animal PathologyCAL/11/26

EuropeCAL/11/27

AsiaCAL/11/28

EgyptCAL/11/29

AfricaCAL/11/30

South and Central AmericaCAL/11/31

PersonalCAL/11/32

Transparency inventoryCAL/11/33

Palaeopathology video lecture seriesCAL/12

OffprintsCAL/13