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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1980
To the Editor.— In the letter on Tietze's syndrome by Carl Jelenko III, MD (242:2556, 1979), he claims he described the "first reported cases of Tietze's syndrome affecting the xiphisternal joint" in 1974. Current Therapy , 1967 (Philadelphia, WB Saunders Co), page 108 has an article, "Rib Syndrome," by M. S.
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To the Editor.— In the letter on Tietze's syndrome by Carl Jelenko III, MD (242:2556, 1979), he claims he described the "first reported cases of Tietze's syndrome affecting the xiphisternal joint" in 1974. Current Therapy , 1967 (Philadelphia, WB Saunders Co), page 108 has an article, "Rib Syndrome," by M. S.
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Current Review of Pain, 1999
Joint pain may result from traumas or repeated microtraumas, as in sports injuries. Pain in osteoarthritis starts before any objective finding. It has been demonstrated that in the first stages of this disease, pain is due to intraosseous venous engorgement for the earlier thickening of the cortical bone under the articular cartilage. The mechanisms of
Massimo Zoppi, Elisabetta Beneforti
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Joint pain may result from traumas or repeated microtraumas, as in sports injuries. Pain in osteoarthritis starts before any objective finding. It has been demonstrated that in the first stages of this disease, pain is due to intraosseous venous engorgement for the earlier thickening of the cortical bone under the articular cartilage. The mechanisms of
Massimo Zoppi, Elisabetta Beneforti
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1978
Many cases of joint pain may be diagnosed from clinical findings alone. A careful history and physical examination are essential. Of all diagnostic laboratory tests for joint disease, none is completely specific. Results of latex fixation tests, antinuclear antibody (ANA) tests, and uric acid tests are all strongly suggestive when positive but do not ...
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Many cases of joint pain may be diagnosed from clinical findings alone. A careful history and physical examination are essential. Of all diagnostic laboratory tests for joint disease, none is completely specific. Results of latex fixation tests, antinuclear antibody (ANA) tests, and uric acid tests are all strongly suggestive when positive but do not ...
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1989
When a history of trauma or overuse is absent in a patient presenting with pain and stiffness in a joint, bursitis and tendinitis should be considered, especially if the patient is elderly. Appropriate questioning can narrow the differential diagnosis, and physical examination confirms the impression gathered by history taking.
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When a history of trauma or overuse is absent in a patient presenting with pain and stiffness in a joint, bursitis and tendinitis should be considered, especially if the patient is elderly. Appropriate questioning can narrow the differential diagnosis, and physical examination confirms the impression gathered by history taking.
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Pediatric Care Online, 2022
Key Points Concerning red-flag signs and symptoms for joint pain include ill appearance, spiking fevers, pinpoint bony tenderness, nocturnal bone pain, unexplained bruising, and inability to bear weight.A red, warm, swollen, and tender joint may represent septic arthritis and is a medical emergency that should be evaluated as soon as ...
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Key Points Concerning red-flag signs and symptoms for joint pain include ill appearance, spiking fevers, pinpoint bony tenderness, nocturnal bone pain, unexplained bruising, and inability to bear weight.A red, warm, swollen, and tender joint may represent septic arthritis and is a medical emergency that should be evaluated as soon as ...
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Science Signaling, 2016
Lipids activate an acid-sensing channel to produce pain signals.
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Lipids activate an acid-sensing channel to produce pain signals.
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The Pain Behavior of Patients with Joint Pain
The Journal of Nurses Academic Society, 1988Eun Ok Lee +10 more
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Minimally invasive sacroiliac joint fusion for chronic sacroiliac joint pain: a systematic review
Spine Journal, 2022Eva Chang, Leila C Kahwati
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