Titlebook: Rheumatology in Practice; Jose Antonio‘Pereira da Silva,Anthony D. Woolf Book 2010 Springer-Verlag London 2010 Arthritis.osteoarthritis.os

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Regional Syndromes The Painful Shoulder, periarticular disease that can be diagnosed accurately by clinical examination. It is not uncommon for shoulder pain to be referred from adjacent areas or internal organs. While isolated affection of the glenohumeral joint is rare, this joint is often involved in a variety of polyarthropathies.

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Regional Syndromes The Elbow And Forearm,in is usually superficial and localized, often radiating to the forearm. It is exacerbated by exercise such as carrying heavy items or making a fist. Periarticular lesions are much more common than joint disease. The elbow may be involved in polyarthritis, but it rarely starts there. Osteoarthritis of the elbow is very rare.

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Regional Syndromes the Foot and Ankle, the activities that most influences a person’s functional capacity and quality of life. Anatomically speaking, the foot combines great strength with a remarkable adaptability. A diagnosis is usually quite clear after a well focused enquiry and careful clinical examination, opening the way to successful treatment.

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Inflammatory Arthritides Diagnostic Strategies, that lead to the degranulation of neutrophils (microcrystalline arthritis), by an immunological reaction to remote infectious agents (reactive arthritis), or it can be of unknown cause, as is the case in most inflammatory joint diseases.

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Chronic, Additive, Symmetrical, Peripheral Polyarthritis, additive (rather than migratory or recurrent), and approximately symmetrical (the same joints or articular areas affected on each side of the body), with preferential involvement of the wrists, hands, ankle joints and feet..Identifying this syndrome is the first diagnostic step.

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cope with any clinical problem he or she is likely to encou.Rheumatology in Practice offers chapters which are organised and built around anatomical and regional syndromes, so reinforcing the evidence-based approach. As readers progress through the text they are given more demanding and challenging

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