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Lucy Hicks

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As seen in: Boston Children's Hospital, WebMD, Flipboard, Medscape, Medscape Noticias Médicas, Medscape PT, Internal Medicine News, MDEdge, MDedge Dermatology, MdEdge ObGyn, Univadis ES
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Depósitos de cálcio podem aumentar o risco de artrose

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By Lucy Hicks
| Medscape PT
Os depósitos de cristais de cálcio podem ser um fator de risco para gonartrose (artrose), segundo novo estudo. Em análise com mais de 6.400 adultos de meia-idade a idosos, pacientes com condrocalcinose no joelho tiveram 75% mais probabilidade de evoluir para gonartrose do que aqueles sem a alteração no início do estudo. Como condrocalcinose e artrose frequentemente coexistem, costuma-se considerar a primeira parte do processo fisiopatológico da segunda, explicou a médica Dra. Jean W.
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Calcium Deposition Can Increase Osteoarthritis Risk

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By Lucy Hicks
| Medscape
Calcium crystal deposition may be a risk factor for knee osteoarthritis (OA), according to a new study. In an analysis including more than 6400 middle-aged to older adults, individuals with knee chondrocalcinosis were 75% more likely to develop knee OA than those without the condition at baseline. Because knee chondrocalcinosis and OA are often observed together, it is commonly considered a feature of the OA disease process, said Jean W.
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La osteotomía tibial alta podría retrasar la progresión de la osteoartritis de rodilla

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By Lucy Hicks
| Medscape Noticias Médicas
La osteotomía tibial alta ralentiza el daño del cartílago articular en personas con piernas arqueadas y osteoartritis de rodilla del compartimento medial, en comparación con el tratamiento no quirúrgico únicamente, según un nuevo estudio.[1] Los pacientes que se sometieron a osteotomía tibial alta también reportaron menos dolor y mejor función general de la rodilla.
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