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On the histological biomorphosis of human heart valves
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Morphological aging changes in human articular cartilage
  • G. Leutert
  • Medicine
    Mechanisms of Ageing and Development
  • 1 November 1980
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Morphological and histochemical ageing changes in patellar articular cartilage of the rat.
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A new theory of micturition and urinary continence based on histomorphological studies. 1. The musculus detrusor vesicae: occlusive function or support of micturition?
TLDR
A renewed and global examination of the whole distal urinary tract finds that the morphological substrate for a hitherto generally acknowledge contribution of the detrusor vesicae to the active continence function does not exist.
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Changes in the distribution of proteinpolysaccharide complexes within the articular cartilage in experimental osteoarthrosis.
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It is shown that the alteration in the cell organization of chondroblasts is associated with occurrence of differences in proteoglycan content, and subsequently--in the collagen structures of the matrix too, in the various stages of osteoarthrosis development.
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[Age dependence of collagen structures of the human heart].
Polarization-microscopical measurements combined with silver-staining methods and morphometrical estimations (countings) were used to study the collagen fiber structures of the fibrosa of human…
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On the age dependence of functional structures: studies of connective and supporting tissue.
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[The aging alterations of the arytenoid cartilage].
TLDR
The aging processes of the arytaenoid cartilage were described, which consists mainly of hyaline cartilage, whereas the apex, colliculus and the vocal processus consist of elastic cartilage.
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[Morphometric studies on prostatic calculi in humans depending on age].
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[Age dependence of functional systems, exemplified by the vocal cord and cricothyroid articulation].
  • G. Leutert
  • Medicine
    Zeitschrift fur die gesamte innere Medizin und…
  • 1 March 1986
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The cricothyroid ligament, however, does not show any involutional processes and as in early childhood fulfils its protective function and the two kinds of fibres degenerate.
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