Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1946 — Page 6

‘By WILLIAM A. O'BRIEN, M. D. A JOINT is formed at the point ‘where one bone meets another, “Joint pains and stiffness result from changes in or around the Joints, which, are surrounded by © tough capsules ' and lined with smooth, velvety _

membranes. The 2 ‘|ligaments of muscles which originate above help

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action, JOINT stiffness is caused by adhesions, injury to the joint capsule, ligaments or muscles, inflammation jor fractures, { In an injury of a point, the capI'sule and ligaments-—may be -torn. When these heal, the joint may be left encased in scar tissue, but this can be broken up by stretching. If a fracture involves a joint, the

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of a general infection. Acute arthritis usually responds to specific drugs, heat and rest, but if pus forms, it must be ‘drained. ; Chronic arthritis can develop at any time in life, although it is more common in middle and .old age. One variety is caused by an infection, another by excessive wear

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