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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1978
To the Editor.— I read with interest the article "Leukocytosis and Artifactual Hypoglycemia" (237:1961-1962, 1977). An analogous situation occurs in synovial fluid and needs to be emphasized. For example, on occasion synovial fluids from patients with rheumatoid arthritis and gout have leukocyte counts greater than 50,000 cells/cu mm.
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To the Editor.— I read with interest the article "Leukocytosis and Artifactual Hypoglycemia" (237:1961-1962, 1977). An analogous situation occurs in synovial fluid and needs to be emphasized. For example, on occasion synovial fluids from patients with rheumatoid arthritis and gout have leukocyte counts greater than 50,000 cells/cu mm.
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Best Practice & Research Clinical Rheumatology, 2005
Synovial fluid (SF) accumulates in the joint cavity in different conditions; this review outlines the data from those analyses that help in their differential and definitive diagnosis. The gross appearance of the fluid can provide a quick bedside orientation with regard to the amount of inflammation present in the joint: totally transparent SF ...
Eliseo Pascual, Vega Jovani
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Synovial fluid (SF) accumulates in the joint cavity in different conditions; this review outlines the data from those analyses that help in their differential and definitive diagnosis. The gross appearance of the fluid can provide a quick bedside orientation with regard to the amount of inflammation present in the joint: totally transparent SF ...
Eliseo Pascual, Vega Jovani
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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1975
Synovial fluid analysis plays an important role in the differential diagnosis of various forms of arthritis. The results of macroscopic, biochemical, bacteriological, and microscopic techniques of evaluating synovial fluid must be correlated to establish the diagnosis of each of the various forms of arthritis.
Samir R. Yehia, Howard Duncan
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Synovial fluid analysis plays an important role in the differential diagnosis of various forms of arthritis. The results of macroscopic, biochemical, bacteriological, and microscopic techniques of evaluating synovial fluid must be correlated to establish the diagnosis of each of the various forms of arthritis.
Samir R. Yehia, Howard Duncan
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The Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2006
AsA prompt and accurate diagnosis of a painful, swollen joint is imperative, primarily in the case of a septic joint, as delayed therapy may result in progression of disease or permanent loss of function. Procurement and analysis of synovial fluid (SF) are paramount in helping the clinician to determine a patient's clinical condition and further course
David A. Jerrard, Scott R. Brannan
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AsA prompt and accurate diagnosis of a painful, swollen joint is imperative, primarily in the case of a septic joint, as delayed therapy may result in progression of disease or permanent loss of function. Procurement and analysis of synovial fluid (SF) are paramount in helping the clinician to determine a patient's clinical condition and further course
David A. Jerrard, Scott R. Brannan
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1982
Aspiration of excess synovial fluid from a swollen joint is sometimes necessary in the treatment of joint disease. It is essential for the confirmation of the diagnosis whenever the effusion is suspected to be due to infection, crystal synovitis or haemarthrosis.
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Aspiration of excess synovial fluid from a swollen joint is sometimes necessary in the treatment of joint disease. It is essential for the confirmation of the diagnosis whenever the effusion is suspected to be due to infection, crystal synovitis or haemarthrosis.
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Fibrin Dissolution in Synovial Fluid
Scandinavian Journal of Rheumatology, 1970Fibrinogen, fibrinogen-fibrin breakdown products (b.d.p.), fibrin stabilizing factor (FSF), plasminogen, alpha-2 macroglobulin and alpha-1 antitrypsin concentrations were estimated immunologically in normal and in pathological synovial fluids from patients with RA, gout, monoarthritis, rheumatic fever, osteoarthritis and traumatic arthritis.
Johs. Gormsen, R. Bach Andersen
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THE PHYSIOLOGY OF SYNOVIAL FLUID
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1926Little is known concerning the origin and functions of the synovial fluid which has not been the subject of extensive chemical investigation. It is more or less evident that the synovial fluid plays a lubricating role in joint structures by virtue of its content of mucin, but to what extent, if at all, it serves as a nutritive medium is not clearly ...
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Baillière's Clinical Rheumatology, 1996
Arthrocentesis has to be considered as a part of the clinical examination. A reasonable amount of aspirated synovial fluid is the best argument in favour of an objective articular disorder. Moreover some very simple evaluations are very helpful to make a diagnosis and to distinguish some particularities of rheumatic diseases.
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Arthrocentesis has to be considered as a part of the clinical examination. A reasonable amount of aspirated synovial fluid is the best argument in favour of an objective articular disorder. Moreover some very simple evaluations are very helpful to make a diagnosis and to distinguish some particularities of rheumatic diseases.
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1991
Synovial joints are generally regarded as consisting of a number of discrete elements, notably the capsule, cartilagenous articular surfaces, synovial fluid and synovium1. Synovial fluid is a viscous liquid lying within the centre of the joint in what appears to be a tissue space bounded by synovium. Because this arrangement is superficially similar to
J. Denton, A. J. Freemont
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Synovial joints are generally regarded as consisting of a number of discrete elements, notably the capsule, cartilagenous articular surfaces, synovial fluid and synovium1. Synovial fluid is a viscous liquid lying within the centre of the joint in what appears to be a tissue space bounded by synovium. Because this arrangement is superficially similar to
J. Denton, A. J. Freemont
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Laboratory Medicine, 1979
Category A-1 continuing education credit is available to anyone who studies a CIE Update series and completes a written exam (prepared and distributed by the ASCP). For further information see page 139 in this issue.
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Category A-1 continuing education credit is available to anyone who studies a CIE Update series and completes a written exam (prepared and distributed by the ASCP). For further information see page 139 in this issue.
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