Abnormality of Meniscus in Family

The Role of Family in Abnormality and Crime of Children with a Case Study

Family is one of the most important grounds of crime and crime victimization development. The experts, welfare workers, lawyers and sociologists argue that the factor or factors should be identified that provide the kind of conditions under which the individuals abuse, tolerate or accept the crime in order to secure the society, reduce the social harms and finally propose the procedures to refo...

the role of family in abnormality and crime of children with a case study

family is one of the most important grounds of crime and crime victimization development. the experts, welfare workers, lawyers and sociologists argue that the factor or factors should be identified that provide the kind of conditions under which the individuals abuse, tolerate or accept the crime in order to secure the society, reduce the social harms and finally propose the procedures to refo...

Chromosomal Abnormality in Men with Impaired Spermatogenesis

In Defence of the Meniscus

The advent of arthrography and arthroscopy have highlighted the difficulties of diagnosing meniscal lesions. Much of the success with these time-consuming techniques appears to have been in North America. At the moment it is likely that only a minority of British surgeons will acquire that expertise with arthroscopy described by Jackson and Dandy (1976). Indeed it is probable, in the current ec...

Discoid meniscus.

The discoid meniscus is probably a congenital deviation that usually occurs laterally. The Watanabe classification consists of complete, incomplete, or Wrisburg ligament types. Complete and incomplete discoid menisci normally require treatment only when a tear occurs. The Wrisburg ligament type lacks a posterior capsular attachment. The preferred treatment is repair of the posterior capsular di...