Early Diagnosis of Knee OA with Dr. John Esdaile (Part 1 of 2)

After viewing the video, please take the time to complete our survey here: www.surveymonkey.com Arthritis Consumer Experts created a three-part series of web workshops on the importance of early diagnosis, exercise, and nutrition in slowing the progression of osteoarthritis or reducing the pain. This first workshop (split into 2 parts) in the series titled Do I have arthritis and what do I do about it? is presented by internationally respected rheumatologist and Scientific Director at the Arthritis Research Centre of Canada, Dr. John Esdaile. In it, he describes early osteoarthritis and lists the factors that are linked to an increased risk of developing it. Dr. Esdaile discusses how early osteoarthritis can be diagnosed, citing research that examines barriers to diagnosing early osteoarthritis. Also, he talks about the importance of early diagnosis in treating and managing osteoarthritis, leading to the topics of the two web workshops that follow, which are nutrition and exercise for those living with osteoarthritis.
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Rheumatologist Says Ultrasound is a Fast, Non-Invasive Way to Diagnosis Joint Pain
PERTH AMBOY, NJ (PRWEB) June 22, 2012
There are more than 100 types of arthritis causing pain and swelling for many people, especially as they age. The key to effective treatment for sufferers is an accurate diagnosis. Board certified rheumatologist Janak R. Goyal, MD, RDMS, FACR, on staff at the Human Motion Institute at Raritan Bay Medical Center says, Ultrasound is now being used as a new tool for diagnosis and management of musculoskeletal disorders. Rheumatologists like Dr. Goyal specialize in diagnosis and management of joint and muscle diseases. Ultrasound can quickly and accurately diagnose disorders such as arthritis, bursitis and tendinitis, says Dr. Goyal, who is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine at UMDNJ Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. These disorders can develop at any age, without any cause, or may develop due to work-related injuries or trauma.
MRI is currently the most common imaging technology used in the diagnosis of musculoskeletal diseases. It provides a snapshot image of the moment, says Dr. Goyal, however, a picture doesnt always tell us the whole story.
High frequency ultrasound provides better resolution than MRI, says Dr. Goyal. MRI cannot pick up superficial layers, small nerve injuries and anatomical structures hidden by surrounding scars and metallic hardware. Ultrasound also allows physicians to see the internal architecture of the nerve. An MRI can show if the nerve is entrapped or enlarged, but it will not give an assessment of the internal structure which can tell physicians if the nerve is damaged beyond repair.
Ultrasound also provides an edge over MRI for real time dynamic imaging of joint inflammation, says Dr. Goyal, we can see exactly what is going on. Ultrasound is easily performed in a physicians office, without the risk of exposure to radiation. It is also used following diagnosis to provide guidance for therapeutic procedures such as needle aspiration and injection. For patients who cannot tolerate an MRI because of claustrophobia or pacemakers, Ultrasound is an excellent diagnostic option.
Evaluating and diagnosing joint pain may be a very involved process, says Dr. Goyal, but now Ultrasound technology is giving us a new edge to both understanding a patients condition and improving their quality of life through proper care and management.
To make an appointment with Dr. Goyal or any Human Motion Institute physician, call 855.5.MOTION.
rheumachec®: rapid test for early diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis (RA)
The value of the rapid test rheumachec® for diagnosing rheumatism is demonstrated in this training video. The demonstrative educational film gives you some basic information about rheumatoid arthritis (RA), its symptoms, frequency and cause of disease. It also provides some facts and figures about this autoimmune disease, which is the most frequent cause of inflammatory diseases of the joints.
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jointpainreliefplus.com Among the different types of arthritis, osteoarthritis is the most common. Osteoarthritis is mainly found in the spine, hand, hip, knee and sometimes the feet. The condition by joint failure and damage which is caused due to damage of the cartilage and the growth on new bone in the joints that are affected. The result is pain and stiffness. The repair of osteoarthritis in the body is slow and for some, the body is unable to correct the problem due to severe damage of the joint. Symptoms begin to appear, which is pain. However, during the body’s repair process symptoms are not caused. Limitations & drawbacks of using prescription medicines in arthritis Pain relievers that are prescribed by your physician such as indomethacin (Indocin®), dicolfenac (Voltaren®), and ibuprofen (Motrin®). Although these are strong pain medications and provide relief, they do not come without risk such as causing the stomach to bleed or a heart attack. Also, these drugs mask the pain temporarily and do not help to combat the condition.
My Lupus Story; The Journey of Diagnosis
The Alliance for Lupus Research has a FaceBook page and asked people to share their stories, their journey and what led to their diagnosis. This is mine… but, I want to say, I read the stories by others, they are touching, inspriing and brave. I had to share mine in video mode because it’s now too difficult for me to type much at once… I hope their’s and mine will inspire other’s to share as well. Thanks. Alliance for Lupus Research Facebook Discussion Page: www.facebook.com Jax’s Video: This could happen to you: Something EVERY WOMAN should see!!! Please watch, rate her very powerful video and then share it with every female you know. You will be helping to save lives… and there’s no exaggeration in that statement what so ever.. please click the following link: www.youtube.com . Thanks!
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Elbow Dysplasia Diagnosis In Young Dogs to Avoid Dog Arthritis
The abnormal growth of parts of the elbow is called elbow dysplasia. This growth usually occurs when they are still puppies; but the symptoms may not show until later in life. Dogs that are suffering from elbow dysplasia often experience lameness, swelling and other signs of arthritis.
Juvenile arthritis diagnosis is delayed when blood tests are negative.(Musculoskeletal Disorders)(Clinical report): An article from: Family Practice News
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Don’t rush to JRA diagnosis. (Look for Extraarticular Manifestations).(juvenile rheumatoid arthritis): An article from: Pediatric News
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