论文信息 - The aetiology of cystic arterial disease

The aetiology of cystic arterial disease

Two cases of cystic arterial disease of the popliteal artery are described in which a communication with the capsule of the knee‐joint was demonstrated. The importance of this finding in the aetiology of the condition is discussed.

K. Shute | N. Rothnie | N. G. Rothnie

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