ASSESSMENT OF ARTHROSONOGRAPHIC CHANGES DURING LONG-TERM TERAFLEX THERAPY FOR GONARTHROSIS(3-YEAR FOLLOW-UP)
https://doi.org/10.14412/1996-7012-2011-647
Abstract
Two hundred and forty-four outpatients with gonarthrosis were examined. The time course of arthrosonographic (the height of the articular cartilage, the volume of intraarticular effusion, the width of the joint cleft, and the degree of osteophytosis) changes were estimated during longterm
Teraflex therapy and in control patients. The long-term (3-year) Teraflex therapy was shown to have a restraining impact on the processes
of articular cartilage degradation and the progression of articular structural changes and to exert an anti-inflammatory effect.
Teraflex therapy and in control patients. The long-term (3-year) Teraflex therapy was shown to have a restraining impact on the processes
of articular cartilage degradation and the progression of articular structural changes and to exert an anti-inflammatory effect.
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Marina Stanislavovna SvetlovaI V Kheyfets
Marina Stanislavovna Svetlova
I V Kheifets
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Svetlova MS, Kheyfets IV, Svetlova MS, Kheifets IV. ASSESSMENT OF ARTHROSONOGRAPHIC CHANGES DURING LONG-TERM TERAFLEX THERAPY FOR GONARTHROSIS(3-YEAR FOLLOW-UP). Sovremennaya Revmatologiya=Modern Rheumatology Journal. 2011;5(1):23-27. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.14412/1996-7012-2011-647
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