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The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, Volume 14, Issue 2
Journal Contents   |   April 01, 1932 
ARTHROSCOPY OF THE ELBOW JOINT A Cadaver Study
MICHAEL S. BURMAN
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Hospital for Joint Diseases
The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery.  1932; 14:349-350 
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Abstract

The elbow joint is added to the list of major joints which can be visualized directly by means of the arthroscope. A new puncture, an anterohorizontal one, medially or laterally placed, is described. The blunt trocar is considered best for use.

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