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The Enthesopathy of Ankylosing Spondylitis
Rheumatology, 1983The enthesopathic lesion of ankylosing spondylitis consists of a nonspecific, nongranulomatous inflammatory lesion which leads to destruction of the attachment of ligament to bone. Resulting erosion leads to reactive bone formation which may form a new enthesis and around the outer fibres of the annulus may lead to syndesmophyte formation.
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RADIOGRAPHIC FEATURES OF PRIMARY AND CONCOMITANT FLEXOR ENTHESOPATHY IN THE CANINE ELBOW
Veterinary Radiology and Ultrasound, 2013 Primary flexor enthesopathy is a recently recognized elbow disorder and should be considered in the differential diagnosis of elbow lameness. For treatment planning purposes, it is important to make a distinction between primary and concomitant forms of ...
Evelien De Bakker +2 more
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Varied Presentations of Enthesopathy
Seminars in Arthritis and Rheumatism, 2007The concept of "enthesis organ" allows a new look at the nature of enthesis involvement in some rheumatic and nonrheumatic systemic disorders.To describe the various presentations of enthesopathy in the course of systemic medical disorders using the available literature data.Review of relevant articles from 1996 to 2006 retrieved by a Medline search ...
Gleb, Slobodin +3 more
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Clinical Rheumatology, 1985
Morphologically, enthesopathy appears as dystrophic calcification or ossification of tendon insertion. In the study of the initial stages of arthrosis on necroptic material roentgenologically 158 and of these histologically 62 hip joints were investigated. A typical picture of so-called non-inflammatory enthesopathy was present in thirteen cases on the
P, Valouch, V, Pazderka, J, Gatterová
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Morphologically, enthesopathy appears as dystrophic calcification or ossification of tendon insertion. In the study of the initial stages of arthrosis on necroptic material roentgenologically 158 and of these histologically 62 hip joints were investigated. A typical picture of so-called non-inflammatory enthesopathy was present in thirteen cases on the
P, Valouch, V, Pazderka, J, Gatterová
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GREATER TROCHANTER ENTHESOPATHY: AN EXAMPLE OF "SHORT COURSE RETINOID ENTHESOPATHY"
American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, 1999Irreversible skeletal changes have been described in patients with dermatologic disorders treated with isotretinoin (Accutane), a synthetic vitamin A derivative. Although retinoids were developed to avoid toxicity associated with vitamin A, skeletal lesions and rheumatologic consequences are possible hazards of isotretinoin treatment.
T P, Stitik +3 more
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Enthesopathy in the vertebral disc region
Archives of Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgery, 1991In view of the increased numbers of vertebrogenic complaints in society today, the authors investigated the clinical and morphological relations involved in these conditions. Histological techniques and the scanning electron microscope were used to examine the different structures of the spine under conditions of tensile overload.
V, Horn, O, Vlach, P, Messner
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Spondyloarthritis and Enthesopathy
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1983Spondyloarthritis (Sp) is newly defined as arthritis that is clinically, pathologically, and genetically related to and predisposed to ankylosing spondylitis (AS) and Reiter's syndrome (RS) rather than to rheumatoid arthritis (RA). A diagnosis of Sp does not necessarily imply arthritis of the spine and does not depend on the demonstration of ...
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Enthesopathies and diabetes mellitus.
Clinical and experimental rheumatology, 1995There is evidence of a close relationship between diabetes mellitus and disorders of the insertions of tendons, ligaments and articular capsules into bone (enthesopathies). It has been suggested that these disorders may represent genuine complications of diabetes. We therefore conducted a study to determine whether insertion disorders at the calcaneum (
C. Tambalo +4 more
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The Journal of rheumatology, 1996
To determine whether patients with leprosy have enthesopathy at the calcaneus of plantar fascia.In a radiographic study of over 3 years, we investigated the presence and location of enthesophytes in patients with leprosy compared to healthy age and sex matched controls with no evidence of bone or joint disease.Calcaneus enthesopathy occurred ...
P, Carpintero-Benítez +2 more
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To determine whether patients with leprosy have enthesopathy at the calcaneus of plantar fascia.In a radiographic study of over 3 years, we investigated the presence and location of enthesophytes in patients with leprosy compared to healthy age and sex matched controls with no evidence of bone or joint disease.Calcaneus enthesopathy occurred ...
P, Carpintero-Benítez +2 more
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Enthesopathies – Mechanical, inflammatory or both?
Best Practice & Research Clinical RheumatologyEntheses have the challenging task of transferring biomechanical forces between tendon and bone, two tissues that differ greatly in composition and mechanical properties. Consequently, entheses are adapted to withstand these forces through continuous repair mechanisms.
Ricardo, Sabido-Sauri +2 more
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