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About This Presentation

synovitis


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OVIUM & CRYS
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SXNONIUM

+ Differentiates from the mesenchym
tissue around the articular disc

+ Clears the articular surface by the
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* Coranany heart disease

* Diabetes mellitus

* Chronic renal failure

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e Tt affects both upper and lower limbs with:
attacks. Less often it presents with painful
tophaceous deposits (+ discharge) in Heben
and Bouchard's nodes|

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hyperuricaemia at presentation,

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O Pain swelling. tendemess and increased) tel
the first metatarsophalangeal joint!

O Attacks ¡can be provoked by Surgery. traum:

© Mild attacks resolve with in 2) days.

0 More severe attacks take |7 10 10 days to re

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o Old. frail taking thtazide diuretics e

O Tophi can oecun in long standing cases of
© 10% cases Kidney may be affected!

O HIN and e/e renal failure,

o Renal ¡stones can occur in 1094 cases)

O Renal disease is the major cause of death 1

INVESTIGA TONE

+ typical presentations such as inflammation of the!
metatarsophalangeal joint (also known as poda gr:
hyperurigaemia,

a Demonstration of monosodium urate (MSU)|
in synovial Avid or tophi continns the diagnosis lo

ot Since gout can present atypieally examine all
samples ofisynovial Mud aspirated from) jornts for
orystals, even lit not inflamed at the time,

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be done, even ik MSU! crystals are found) since go
SEPSIS Can CO-EXISL

la ||| Fastine glucose and lipids should be perform
rule out hyperelytaemia and hyperlipidaemia asp
commonly associated with metabolic syndrome,

o * Renal une acid secretion (as detected by
hor urine sample) helpful in| diagnosis, in
patients with a family] history of young ont
gout, patients whose first attack of gout we
Unden|the age of 28. and patients with rena
stones. Such patients are likely to be avert
excreters of uric acid,

o Although a raised serum) uric acid level is
important risk factor for eout! the use of se
uric acid as a diagnostic) test is limited, It e
normal during acute gout, whilst patients y
hyperuricaemia may never develop ain atta
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O INDOMBETHACIN(200me/day).

© Ideally pt should have only one attack of à

O lt can be achieved by xanthine oxidase
inhıbiton(allopurinol 300me/day),

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level,

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«| [Chronic urate nephropathy results from
widespread deposition of urate orystals) in
interstitium of medulla and pyramids causi
inflammation) and fibrosis. End stage renal
failure ocewrs in up to 25% of cases of unt
chronic tophaceous gout,

© |Gout patients who have a 24-hour urinary
excretion of urie acid above 1100 me have
30% risk of developing urate and oxalate I
stones. Those with a measured urate exerel
greater than $00 me per 24 hours may ben
from allopurinol prophylaxis to prevent ur
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PLACA ALI Ce
THROAT YI CHONDRODA

EA UNA PA AT

o Dehydration

© lIntercurrent illness

e |Hyperparathyroidism.

O |long term use olf steroids
o |Hypathyroidism

o Any cause of arthritis

© Haemochromatosis

© | Wilson's! disease

© ¡Acromegaly
© |Dialysis
© Surgery or trauma

UNV ESTATE TINA

o Cirystals|have gotlaicharacteristic appearan
Under polarising microscope with weak
bireftinges.

o Radiograph shows caloification im both fib
hyaline cartilage,

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CONGENITAL TALIPES
EQUINO VARUS

5

Ankylosing Spondylitis

Presented
By

MD. MONSUR RAHMAN

MM INSTITUTE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY & REHABILITATION
MULLANA, AMBALA

MPT (Musculoskeletal Disorders)

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DR. KTARUN RAO
PG IN DEPT OF ORTHOPEDICS
CAIMS, KARIMNAGAR.
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