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Intra Articular Cartilage Calcification Associated with Type II Pro Collagen Accumulation in Chondrocytes and Abnormal Fibrils in the Extra Cellular Matrix (ECM): Case Report

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Figure 1. An X-ray of the patient’s right knee joint (age 35). On the lateral side of the medial condyle, small osteophytes are visible
Figure 3. Shows immuno-stained cartilage sections. (A) shows a section with calcified is-lands (short arrow), stained with anti-collagen II antibodies
Figure 6. (A) and (B) are TEMs showing unusual compartments within the calcified islands, which contain giant bundles of thick the collagen bundles (mag ×30K)
Figure 8. Shows TEMs of calcifying areas in the cartilage matrix. (A) shows crystalline apatite mineral within thick collagen fibrils, with diameters up to 100nm (mag ×16K)
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