Bone and joint related diseases
Periostin expression in neoplastic and non-neoplastic diseases of bone and joint
... osteoid/woven bone formation, such as fracture callus and myositis ossificans as well as in benign and malignant bone-forming ...more related to formation of an osteoid matrix than histological ...
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Synovial membrane mesenchymal stem cells: past life, current situation, and application in bone and joint diseases
... Generally, CD44 and CD105 double-positive cells are rare on healthy synovium, but in experimental animal models of osteoarthritis (OA), the number of CD44/CD90 double- positive pluripotent stem cells with high ...
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Review Article Efficacy of acupuncture in pain management of chronic diseases of bone and joint: a review of literature
... long bone fractures, and reduction in back pain compared with the placebo group ...and bone loss takes place soon after its ...on bone biomechanical strength and histomorphometry was ...
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Evaluation of bone changes and range of motion of the Temporomandibular joint using cone beam computed tomography a prospective cross sectional study
... change of a progressive disease) according to CruzoeRebello et al and Palacios-ipen Moreno et al. (Sava and Scutariu, 2012). Flattening is also consider as a degenerative alteration resulting from the over load of the ...
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← Return to Article Details A review of joint diseases
... three joint diseases are common namely osteoarthritis, Rheumatoid arthritis and Gout ...in joint space ; irritation and inflammation of synovial membrane, deterioration and weakness of tendons , ...
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Joint diseases in animal paleopathology: Veterinary approach
... for joint diseases, but in the case of paleopathology, there are several other complicating ...animal bone materials revealed during archaeological ...
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Pathophysiology of age-related diseases
... age-related diseases, such as AD, is up today symptomatic and no therapeutic treatment, so far tested, has been able to cure or slow down the clinical pro- gression of ...age related cognitive ...
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Angiogenesis in the pathogenesis of inflammatory joint and lung diseases
... Angiogenesis may also contribute to growth of the syn- ovial pannus in rheumatoid arthritis [20,24,38–42]. Mass effects of increased synovial volume have rarely been con- sidered in detail. Although synovial swelling is ...
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Pediatric Pneumococcal Bone and Joint Infections
... long bone osteo- myelitis demonstrating sequelae, organisms were cultured from the joint adjacent to the infected ...elbow joint (sec- ondary to changes in the proximal radius and distal humerus), ...
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Gender Does Not Influence the Relationship Between Posterior Cruciate Ligament Design and Patient-Reported Outcomes in Patients Receiving Primary Unilateral Total Knee Arthroplasty
... Figure 1.5 – Schematic diagram of the epiphyseal plate. The first zone is the resting zone (zone of reserve cartilage) in which the precursor cells are flattened, randomly arranged and inactive. In the proliferation ...
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OMEGA 3 polyunsaturated fatty acids and age related diseases
... ≥ 7 points at the 5th minute of assessment; absence of any serious complications in labor and during embryo life; absence of any chronic diseases. The study participants were divided into two groups: children in ...
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Principles of bone and joint injuries and their healing
... a bone clinically appears reasonably well aligned at the time of presentation, it may be difficult to appreciate the degree of fracture displacement that occurred during the initial ...A bone fragment may ...
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Nanotechnology in the targeted drug delivery for bone diseases and bone regeneration
... treating bone diseases, as evidenced by some promising results in in vitro or in vivo ...and bone tissue targeted delivery for either cancer bone metastasis or other bone ...
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Telomeres and Diseases Related to Telomeres
... numerous diseases, but the exact mechanism that could explain how telomeres cause diseases still remains a mystery and further the use of medicine that could prevent telomere erosion are still up for ...
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Elemental Distribution in Bone Impacted by Bacterial Diseases
... In table 5.3, below, I have calculated the average Br intensities within the bone from along the line sections. I have colour coded the samples from the various sites, Varden-blue, San Pedro-red, LeVesconte-green ...
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Association of N6 methyladenosine with viruses and related diseases
... and METTL14. Chen et al. discovered that METTL3 which is highly expressed in HCC promoted the cellular proliferation, migration and colony formation of HCC cells in vitro, and enhanced tumorigenicity in vivo [47]. ...
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STRONTIUM AND CALCIUM METABOLISM IN METABOLIC BONE DISEASES
... The calcium "pool" is a quantitative approximation of the amount of body calcium that has mixed with the administered labeled isotope at a specific time, and provides a value for compari[r] ...
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Clinical Case: Treatment of a Giant Cells Tumor of the Proximal Femur in a Disadvantaged Area
... Giant cell tumors (GCT) are relatively rare (5% to 10% of bone tumors). They are benign in 90% of cases and more often sit on the limbs (90%) with an almost constant epiphyso-metaphyseal localization: knee (60%), ...
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Case Report Pediatric atypical neuroblastoma: three cases report and a literature review
... The bone marrow aspirate (Figure 3A, 3B) revealed 41% typical NB cells with arranged in Homer-Wright ...tibia, joint effusion in left knee were noted with magnetic reso- nance imaging (MRI) of the bilateral ...
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COMPARISON OF HEALING OF BONE DEFECTS BY AUTOGENOUS PLATELET RICH PLASMA WITH HYDROXYAPATITE AND NATURAL HEALING IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS
... new bone formation in bony defects after placement of PRP along with hydroxyapatite and to compare the efficacy and regenerative potential with normal healing in pediatric ...
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