The first * to draw especial attention to branching and budding forms of the tubercle bacillus were Nocard and Roux (1) in 1887. In the following year Metchnikoff (2) described and figured long, threadlike, branching forms with bulbous ends, observed in old glycerineagar cultfires cultivated at 43.6o-44 ° C. It is probable that these were cultures from avian tuberculosis. )/[etchnikoff suggeste...

In unilateral cleft lip repair, the vermilion triangular flap technique reported by Noordhoff1 and its modification are widely accepted for the augmentation of the vermilion height on the medial side of the cleft; however, these techniques do not focus on the deformity of the labial tubercle. In this article, we herein report a modified technique for vermilion repair that is focused on the labi...

The dorsal tubercle of the radius, once called Lister's tubercle, is used as a landmark in wrist arthroscopy, wrist joint injections, and similar surgical and clinical procedures. However, there is no useful information in the reference anatomy books and literature. The aim of this study was to identify the anatomical localization of Lister's tubercle on the dorsum of radius in relation to the ...

The tibial tubercle osteotomy is gaining popularity for revision total knee arthroplasty; however, the potential for tubercle displacement has been a concern. This study compared the mechanical behavior of the tibial tubercle osteotomy after screw and cerclage wire fixation. Tibial tubercle osteotomy was done on 40 tibias from cadavers with equal numbers fixed by either screws or wires. Specime...

OBJECTIVE The traditional anatomical and surgical teaching is that any hernia with the neck above and medial to the pubic tubercle are inguinal. Present day surgical authors and teachers mostly adhere to this teaching but observe a difference in this relationship in clinical demonstrations. This confuses most medical students and surgical residents. This all-important clinical teaching should h...

Varying morphology of the peroneal tubercle can be associated with peroneal tendon pathology including tendonosis, stenosing tenosynovitis, tendon attrition and tears. The authors present a case of peroneus brevis rupture associated with an enlarged peroneal tubercle in a 59yo male. The clinical testing, medical imaging, diagnosis, surgical reconstruction and rehabilitation is discussed. The li...

If genetically resistant and susceptible rabbits inhale a certain number of human type tubercle bacilli, no tuberculosis in the lungs of the resistant animals is seen, as a rule several months after infection, while there is a variable and often extensive disease in the susceptible rabbits. The analogy to the presence or absence of active tuberculosis in man infected with the tubercle bacillus ...

Before the development of egg mediums, serum was used extensively as a medium in the cultivation of tubercle bacilli. Eastwood in 1907 reported that horse, bovine, dog, and pig serums supported good growth of stock cultures of human and bovine tubercle bacilli and also served well as isolation mediums. Since the introduction of egg mediums there has been little use of serum as a medium in itsel...

OBJECTIVE Lister's tubercle is used as a standard anatomical landmark in hand surgery and arthroscopy procedures. In this study, we aimed to evaluate and propose a classification for anatomical variants of Lister's tubercle. MATERIALS AND METHODS Between September 2011 and July 2014, 360 MRI examinations for wrists performed using 1.5T scanners in a single institution were retrospectively eva...

Symptomatic hypertrophy of the peroneal tubercle can result in pain, clicking sensation, and limitation of ambulation. Surgical resection is indicated for symptomatic hypertrophied tubercle that is recalcitrant to conservative treatment. The purpose of this Technical Note is to report the details of tendoscopic resection of the hypertrophied peroneal tubercle. This is performed through zone 2 p...