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Osteoartrite primária ocorrendo em uma articulação do joelho de outra forma intacta, envolvendo degeneração relacionada geneticamente, relacionada à idade ou relacionada ao uso com alterações anatômicas microscópicas e macroscópicas, que, em última análise, limitam o movimento em uma ou mais articulações. As alterações na articulação incluem aumento da perda de cartilagem e transformação óssea, como esclerose, formação de osteófitos e cistos, bem como potenciais alterações inflamatórias em estruturas de tecido mole circundantes. | |||
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Primary osteoarthritis occurring in an otherwise intact knee joint, involving genetically related, age-related or use-related degeneration with microscopic and macroscopic anatomical changes, which ultimately limit motion in one or more joints. Changes to the joint include increasing cartilage loss and osseous transformation such as sclerosis, osteophyte formation and cysts as well as potential inflammatory changes in surrounding soft tissue structures. | |||
Revision as of 11:43, 13 August 2026
Primary osteoarthritis occurring in an otherwise intact knee joint, involving genetically related, age-related or use-related degeneration with microscopic and macroscopic anatomical changes, which ultimately limit motion in one or more joints. Changes to the joint include increasing cartilage loss and osseous transformation such as sclerosis, osteophyte formation and cysts as well as potential inflammatory changes in surrounding soft tissue structures.
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| English | Primary osteoarthritis of knee |
Primary osteoarthritis occurring in an otherwise intact knee joint, involving genetically related, age-related or use-related degeneration with microscopic and macroscopic anatomical changes, which ultimately limit motion in one or more joints. Changes to the joint include increasing cartilage loss and osseous transformation such as sclerosis, osteophyte formation and cysts as well as potential inflammatory changes in surrounding soft tissue structures. |
