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Clinical Images: Skeletal fluorosis presenting with diffuse periostitis and polyarticular synovitis
Arthritis &Rheumatology, EarlyView.
Mitali Sen
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Radiologic Clinics of North America, 1981
Wrist arthrography is an adjunctive procedure that may be valuable to the clinician. Although it is sensitive to particular abnormalities, it lacks the specificity to completely diagnose a given condition. Information gained by arthrography can be used a supportive evidence, in conjunction with clinical and laboratory findings, to aid in the management
M K, Dalinka +3 more
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Wrist arthrography is an adjunctive procedure that may be valuable to the clinician. Although it is sensitive to particular abnormalities, it lacks the specificity to completely diagnose a given condition. Information gained by arthrography can be used a supportive evidence, in conjunction with clinical and laboratory findings, to aid in the management
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Hand Clinics, 2005
Wrist arthrodesis results in a high degree of patient satisfaction and predictable pain relief in most patients. Most patients are able to return to gainful employment, many without impairment. Some patients require restrictions and employment in a less strenuous occupation.
Radford J, Hayden, Peter J L, Jebson
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Wrist arthrodesis results in a high degree of patient satisfaction and predictable pain relief in most patients. Most patients are able to return to gainful employment, many without impairment. Some patients require restrictions and employment in a less strenuous occupation.
Radford J, Hayden, Peter J L, Jebson
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Scandinavian Journal of Surgery, 2008
Osteoarthritis of the wrist is one of the commonest conditions encountered in clinical orthopaedic practice. This article looks at our approach to this problem including clinical assessment, radiographic analysis and the management of wrist osteoarthritis.
S C, Talwalkar +2 more
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Osteoarthritis of the wrist is one of the commonest conditions encountered in clinical orthopaedic practice. This article looks at our approach to this problem including clinical assessment, radiographic analysis and the management of wrist osteoarthritis.
S C, Talwalkar +2 more
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Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 1988
Acute and chronic wrist pain are problems frequently seen by primary care physicians. The impact of wrist pain on function is substantial and requires prompt attention and treatment by physicians. In this article we summarize the causes of wrist problems, provide an approach to wrist pain, and discuss some of the common disorders seen by primary ...
J P, Wade, J G, Bell
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Acute and chronic wrist pain are problems frequently seen by primary care physicians. The impact of wrist pain on function is substantial and requires prompt attention and treatment by physicians. In this article we summarize the causes of wrist problems, provide an approach to wrist pain, and discuss some of the common disorders seen by primary ...
J P, Wade, J G, Bell
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Seminars in Musculoskeletal Radiology
AbstractPediatric wrist injuries pose unique diagnostic challenges due to distinct bone characteristics in children and their diverse injury patterns. The dynamic development of the wrist, marked by changes in bone age and emerging ossification centers, is crucial to evaluate growth and identify potential pathologies.
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AbstractPediatric wrist injuries pose unique diagnostic challenges due to distinct bone characteristics in children and their diverse injury patterns. The dynamic development of the wrist, marked by changes in bone age and emerging ossification centers, is crucial to evaluate growth and identify potential pathologies.
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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1984
Wrist arthrography can be helpful in the evaluation of the chronically painful wrist and, more specifically, in visualization of the integrity of the triangular fibrocartilage and interosseous ligaments. To be meaningful, arthrographic findings, i.e., compartment communication, synovial irregularity, tendon sheath and lymphatic visualization, loose ...
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Wrist arthrography can be helpful in the evaluation of the chronically painful wrist and, more specifically, in visualization of the integrity of the triangular fibrocartilage and interosseous ligaments. To be meaningful, arthrographic findings, i.e., compartment communication, synovial irregularity, tendon sheath and lymphatic visualization, loose ...
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Hand Clinics, 2006
Wrist arthrofibrosis is a condition of decreased range of wrist motion due to intrinsic adhesions and extrinsic contracture. It is clinically characterized by restricted wrist range of motion, pain, swelling, and a plateau in improvement after at least 6 months of intensive physiotherapy. Other conditions must be excluded, such as articular incongruity,
Steve K, Lee +2 more
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Wrist arthrofibrosis is a condition of decreased range of wrist motion due to intrinsic adhesions and extrinsic contracture. It is clinically characterized by restricted wrist range of motion, pain, swelling, and a plateau in improvement after at least 6 months of intensive physiotherapy. Other conditions must be excluded, such as articular incongruity,
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