the antiquity of tuberculosis in hungary: the skeletal evidence
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Abstract
The analysis of the skeletons of past human populations provides some of the best biological data regarding the history of significant diseases such as tuberculosis. The purpose of this study is to present the pathological alterations of the bones in this disease deriving from the ancient time of the territory of the Hungarian Great Plain on the basis of the earlier references and new cases. The bone changes in tuberculosis were mainly manifested in the vertebrae and less frequently in the hip, however, further alterations were observed on the surface of the endocranium and the ribs.
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| Authors | ;Antónia Marcsik;Erika Molnár;László Szathmáry |
| Journal | kurdistan journal of applied research |
| Year | 2006 |
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