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- 3. IRREGULARIDAD Y REMODELAMIENTO HUESO SUBCONDRAL ENGROSAMIENTO, DISTORSION FIBROSIS DE LA CAPSULA FIBRILACION, VOLUMEN, DEGRADACION CARTILAGO SINOVITIS OSTEOFITOS, TUMEFACCION TEJIDOS BLANDOS HUESO SUBCONDRAL CARTILAGO MARGEN ARTICULAR SINOVIAL CAPSULA Articulación Normal Articulación con O.A.
- 7. Oliveria SA, et al. Incidence of symptomatic hand, hip, and knee osteoarthritis among patients in a health maintenance organization Arthritis Rheum 1995;38:1134-41
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- Taken from Rheumatology by Klippel and Dieppe 7.5 Fig. 7.5.12A -------------------------------- Fig. 5.12 (a, b) Plain radiographs and scintigraphy of a patient with hand OA. These show the discrepancy between radiographic changes and increased activity on the radionuclide scan. The radiograph shows marked OA of the index, middle and little finger distal interphalangeal (DIP) joints of the left hand (a). The perfusion phase scan shows abnormal uptake in the middle finger alone, and the late phase scan shows uptake in the middle and little finger DIPs (b). The index finger has severe OA but does not retain isotope. Taken from Rheumatology by Klippel and Dieppe 7.5 Fig. 7.5.12A -------------------------------- Fig. 5.12 (a, b) Plain radiographs and scintigraphy of a patient with hand OA. These show the discrepancy between radiographic changes and increased activity on the radionuclide scan. The radiograph shows marked OA of the index, middle and little finger distal interphalangeal (DIP) joints of the left hand (a). The perfusion phase scan shows abnormal uptake in the middle finger alone, and the late phase scan shows uptake in the middle and little finger DIPs (b). The index finger has severe OA but does not retain isotope. Taken from Rheumatology by Klippel and Dieppe 7.5 Fig. 7.5.12A -------------------------------- Fig. 5.12 (a, b) Plain radiographs and scintigraphy of a patient with hand OA. These show the discrepancy between radiographic changes and increased activity on the radionuclide scan. The radiograph shows marked OA of the index, middle and little finger distal interphalangeal (DIP) joints of the left hand (a). The perfusion phase scan shows abnormal uptake in the middle finger alone, and the late phase scan shows uptake in the middle and little finger DIPs (b). The index finger has severe OA but does not retain isotope. Taken from Rheumatology by Klippel and Dieppe 7.5 Fig. 7.5.12A -------------------------------- Fig. 5.12 (a, b) Plain radiographs and scintigraphy of a patient with hand OA. These show the discrepancy between radiographic changes and increased activity on the radionuclide scan. The radiograph shows marked OA of the index, middle and little finger distal interphalangeal (DIP) joints of the left hand (a). The perfusion phase scan shows abnormal uptake in the middle finger alone, and the late phase scan shows uptake in the middle and little finger DIPs (b). The index finger has severe OA but does not retain isotope.