Musculoskeletal Disease
Estimating the returns to United Kingdom publicly funded musculoskeletal disease research in terms of net value of improved health outcomes
... biologic disease-modifying anti rheumatic drugs; cDMARDs: conventional disease- modifying anti rheumatic drugs; CPRD: Clinical Practice Research Datalink; CVD: cardiovascular disease; CWTS: Centre ...
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The economic burden of musculoskeletal disease in Korea: A cross sectional study
... of musculoskeletal disease including non-covered care costs, OTC drugs costs, and other costs such as medical equipment expenditures, which were not sufficiently considered in previous ...of ...
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WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL DISEASE IN AUSTRALIA APRIL 2006
... of musculoskeletal conditions is also caused by hazards stemming from the way work and jobs are designed, organised and managed, as outlined above (Buckle and Devereux, 2002; Cox 1995; Keyserling, 2000; Moon & ...
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Competition or complement: relationship between judo therapists and physicians for elderly patients with musculoskeletal disease
... other musculoskeletal problems who first sought judo therapy and then visited physicians for recurrent ...with musculoskeletal problems and can therefore coexist in the same ...
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A TNF Variant that Associates with Susceptibility to Musculoskeletal Disease Modulates Thyroid Hormone Receptor Binding to Control Promoter Activation
... Tumor necrosis factor (TNF) is a powerful pro-inflammatory cytokine and immuno-regulatory molecule, and modulates susceptibility to musculoskeletal diseases. Several meta-analyses and replicated association ...
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Provision of foot and ankle care services for people with rheumatic and musculoskeletal disease across Europe
... In our survey, variation was also observed in the type of professions which provide care for patients with RMDs and foot and ankle problems. Which profession delivers care varies with the pathology being treated and by ...
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Non coding RNAs in muscle differentiation and musculoskeletal disease
... muscular disease characterized by mutations in the dystrophin gene, provides a relevant example of disease-linked miRNA activity that is involved in pathogenic ...
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Contribution of Musculoskeletal Disorders to Chronic Lumbago in Parkinson’s Disease
... concurrent musculoskeletal disease with and without chronic low back pain are shown in Figure ...1. Musculoskeletal deformities in the group of PD patients with chronic low back pain included, in ...
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PATHOLOGICAL ASPECT OF MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS
... of musculoskeletal disease one should first understand the anatomical and physiological aspects of ...regarding musculoskeletal diseases have been found in our ayurvedic ...these ...
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Hidden musculoskeletal involvement in inflammatory bowel disease: a multicenter ultrasound study
... of musculoskeletal symptoms or a history of any musculoskeletal disease, or any disorder that may have had musculoskeletal effects; the recording of all drugs received in the 12 weeks ...
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Musculoskeletal ultrasound in pediatric rheumatology
... In the absence of an effusion, synovitis is diagnosed by the presence of an abnormally thickened hypoechoic region, usually measured in a standard plane with refer- ence to an established normal range or to the ...
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Prevalence of musculoskeletal disorders in dentists
... for musculoskeletal complaints univariate logistic regression analysis was used with of significance level of P < ...four musculoskeletal complaints and their four ...
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Physical activity and musculoskeletal health
... ORAL PRESENTATIONS 2006 Australian Rheumatology Association, Perth, Western Australia Physical Activity and Knee Structural Change: A Longitudinal Study using MRI 2006 Australian and New[r] ...
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Military training and musculoskeletal disorders
... A high proportion of physiotherapy referrals for MSD appear to involve undiagnosed condi- tions (15). This phenomenon may, in part, re- flect intrinsic difficulties in establishing a definitive diagnosis where ...
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Mechanics of musculoskeletal repair devices
... B Moving fixation away from the fracture site increases working length, increasing fracture site motion and reducing stress concentration in the plate.. Figure 10 Mechanics of ring and m[r] ...
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Important Signs in Musculoskeletal MRI
... known disease entity have a consistent pattern or characteristic appearance, those findings may be regarded as an imaging ...in musculoskeletal imaging, discuss the mechanisms and pathologic factors that ...
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Approach to managing musculoskeletal pain
... Combined NSAID and ASA: While use of multiple NSAIDs for analgesia should generally be avoided, the requirement for ASA and NSAID cotherapy for cardioprotection [r] ...
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Musculoskeletal Injury as Part of the Job"
... A growing body of research (28-31, 41-43), suggests that healthcare professionals including physiotherapists (CPT) / physical therapists (PT), sports / manual therapists (MT) first experience injury or ...
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Musculoskeletal fluorosis – imaging spectrum
... Normal mineralization of bones and formation of dental enamel depend upon fluorine partially. Fluorine is amply available in nature. The human body contains 96% fluoride in bones and teeth. The biological half life of ...
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Original Article Musculoskeletal pain and deformities in Parkinson’s disease
... the disease rather than previous shoulder trauma [22, ...long disease duration have been shown to be factors that cause shoulder problems in PD [24, ...
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