Radiosynoviorthese bei aktivierter Fingerpolyarthrose

Mödder, Gynter

doi:10.1055/s-2006-921337

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“…169 Er] erbium is sufficient to provide substantial relief of pain in the majority of cases (Mödder 2006).…”

Section: Joints Of the Handmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Radionuclide Therapy of Inflammatory Joint Diseases (Radiation Synovectomy, Radiosynoviorthesis)

Mödder¹

2013

Therapeutic Nuclear Medicine

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“…169 Er] erbium is sufficient to provide substantial relief of pain in the majority of cases (Mödder 2006).…”

Section: Joints Of the Handmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Because of limitations of satisfying surgery in DIP and PIP joints, finger polyarthrosis RSO moves in the foreground of therapeutic options (Mödder 2006;Rehart et al 2007).…”

Section: Osteoarthritis Of Finger Jointsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Radionuclide Therapy of Inflammatory Joint Diseases (Radiation Synovectomy, Radiosynoviorthesis)

Mödder¹

2013

Therapeutic Nuclear Medicine

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“…Auch völlig destruierte Gelenke (Larsen 5) mit noch guter Beweglichkeit bei geringen Schmerzen weisen bei Synovialitiden eine Indikation zu Infiltrationen auf. [10,15]. Die Wirksamkeit der Therapie ergibt sich aus der lokalen hohen Strahlenbelastung der Synovialis [13,22].…”

Section: Rheumatischer Formenkreisunclassified

Die konservative Lokaltherapie des entzündeten Gelenks

2007

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Local invasive procedures represent possibilities for the treatment of arthritic swollen joints without surgical interventions, when general measures alone are not successful and intra-articular injections are of utmost importance in this context. The differences between degenerative and rheumatologic diseases must be considered as well as possible specific adverse reactions, side effects and contraindications. The technical intervention is performed according to the guidelines of scientific societies such as the Scientific Medical Profession Society (AWMF). Cortisone and radiosynoviorthesis/chemosynoviorthesis are suitable for activated rheumatic and degenerative joints, low-grade radiation therapy or infiltration of hyaluronic acid is recommended for relief in cases of arthritic inflammation. The combination of arthroscopic synovectomy and subsequent radiosynoviorthesis in the early stages of rheumatically swollen joints show the best results with respect to regression prophylaxis and slowing the process of rapidly progressing destruction of chondral surfaces and distension of the capsules and ligaments.

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“…Arthrosis with typical joint space narrowing as a result of cartilage defects is not associated with pain because cartilage has no nerves and vessels. Only after detritus leads to synovitis does simple arthrosis escalate to inflammation (activated arthrosis = osteoarthritis) with pain, swelling and effusions (Otte 2002;Mödder 2001a;Mödder 2006). The rather good effects of RSO in osteoarthritis (i.e., knee joint) will be lacking if mechanical problems such as severe instability and axe deviation predominate.…”

Section: Mechanism Of Actionmentioning

confidence: 97%

Radiosynoviorthesis (Radiation Synovectomy)

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Radiosynoviorthese bei aktivierter Fingerpolyarthrose

Cited by 7 publications

References 2 publications

Radionuclide Therapy of Inflammatory Joint Diseases (Radiation Synovectomy, Radiosynoviorthesis)

Radionuclide Therapy of Inflammatory Joint Diseases (Radiation Synovectomy, Radiosynoviorthesis)

Die konservative Lokaltherapie des entzündeten Gelenks

Radiosynoviorthesis (Radiation Synovectomy)

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