Zunaira saleh23 days ago
Arthroscopic Findings in Degenerative Joint Disease
(A) Degenerative joint disease shows a large hole in the disk and wearing down and flattening of the joint surfaces of the condyle and fossa. (B) An arthroscope shows the hole in the disk and the exposed condyle in the upper part of the joint.
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