2013
DOI: 10.5114/reum.2013.33398
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Osteoarthritis – the role of cartilage and capability of modification of the course of disease

Abstract: Reumatologia 2013; 51/1 S t r e s z c z e n i e Osteoartroza stanowi problem ok. 20% osób dorosłych. Mechanizmy powstawania destrukcji stawowej w chorobie zwyrodnieniowej są zróż-nicowane. Kaskadę niekorzystnych zdarzeń prowadzących do rozwoju choroby rozpoczynają zwykle zmiany wsteczne w chrząstce stawowej. Budowa strukturalna chrząstki dostosowuje ją do oddziaływań biomechanicznych w czasie ruchu stawu, absorbowania i rozkłada-nia obciążeń kompresyjnych na kość podchrzęstną oraz przeciwstawiania się siłom śc… Show more

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“…Excessive loads cause destruction of cartilage tissue, which, over time, leads to apoptosis and changes in the cartilage structure. These changes initiate a local immune response at the site of injury, leading to synovitis and development of degenerative changes ( 9 ). Unloading, particularly immobilization, the pathogenic mechanism of which consists mainly of insufficient nutrition of the cartilage, may be an inverse factor in the damage.…”
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“…Excessive loads cause destruction of cartilage tissue, which, over time, leads to apoptosis and changes in the cartilage structure. These changes initiate a local immune response at the site of injury, leading to synovitis and development of degenerative changes ( 9 ). Unloading, particularly immobilization, the pathogenic mechanism of which consists mainly of insufficient nutrition of the cartilage, may be an inverse factor in the damage.…”
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confidence: 99%