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Degenerative Joint Disease,rvertebral discs, particularly in the cervical and lumbar areas of the spine (spondylosis). While osteoarthritis and spondylosis frequently coexist and share similar aetiologies, it is customary to consider them as separate clinical entities, and reserve the term osteoarthritis for a degenerative condition affecting synovial joints.

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Physical Examination,also to the remaining components of the musculoskeletal system, and to those areas in which extra-articular features of specific diseases may be manifest. In addition, a general examination of other systems is required, in order to achieve a comprehensive evaluation of the patient’s health status. A

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Juvenile Chronic Arthritis,y have been the principal aetiologic factors examined. The incidence is estimated at 0.01% of children at risk per year and the prevalence at 0.2–1 case per 100 000 children. Active controversy surrounds the correct terminology for the disease. Still’s disease applies to only one variant of the diso

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Crystal Synovitis,y arthritis while the latter result in calcium pyrophosphate deposition disease. However, several other types of crystal have been identified in synovial fluids. Cholesterol crystals may be observed in chronic effusions, while crystals of steroid esters may be seen in joints recently injected with c

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Infectious Arthritis,ich the offending organism can be detected within the synovial cavity, viral arthritis has not been reviewed although the common causes are shown in Table 8.1. Infectious arthritis may occur ., or complicate either an established arthritis or a major (joint replacement) or minor (joint aspiration) s

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Connective Tissue Diseases,se of the disease, and arthropathies which tend to be mild, non-erosive and in general non-deforming. Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), progressive systemic sclerosis (PSS), the dermatomyositis—polymyositis complex (D—P complex), polyarteritis nodosa (PAN) and an overlap syndrome termed mixed conn