perichondrium

Othaematoma: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

Othematoma is an effusion between the cartilaginous pinna of the ear and the cartilaginous membrane. Because it is usually caused by a shearing force, such as a blow to the ear from the side, it is also called boxer’s ear. Othematoma should always be treated promptly because, if left untreated, it can lead to complications … Othaematoma: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

Perichondrium: Structure, Function & Diseases

The perichondrium is the cartilaginous membrane of tight connective tissue that surrounds, stabilizes, and nourishes all hyaline and elastic cartilage except articular cartilage. The perichondrium contains the blood supply to the cartilage tissue associated with it. Injuries to the perichondrium can lead to cartilage damage because the supply to the cartilage is so disrupted. What … Perichondrium: Structure, Function & Diseases