Dedicated to NPs, PAs and rheumatologists who diagnose and treat arthritis and other musculoskeletal conditions.
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Dedicated to NPs, PAs and rheumatologists who diagnose and treat arthritis and other musculoskeletal conditions.
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FibromyalgiaHow To Diagnose And Treat Fibromyalgia Reviewing the pathophysiology, prevalence and impact of fibromyalgia, these authors also offer pertinent insights on the array of medications and other modalities clinicians can use to treat symptoms of the condition. Rethinking Fibromyalgia In Light Of Emerging Research Rethinking Fibromyalgia In Light Of Emerging Research Forum: Rethinking Fibromyalgia In Light Of Emerging Research - By Daniel G. Malone, MD Few topics in rheumatology have generated as much controversy over the last 50 years as fibromyalgia. Indeed, in recent years, fibromyalgia research suggests the brain is the location of the abnormalities that may cause the large variety of fibromyalgia symptoms. In addition, sleep patterns in patients with fibromyalgia are clearly abnormal and this ... Pregabalin Gains FDA Approval For Fibromyalgia The 100-patient study, which was recently published in the Journal of Rheumatology, found that 39 percent of patients studied achieved an ACR 20 response at 12 weeks after having subcutaneous injections of adalimumab 40 mg every other week. Revealing RA’s Impact On Sleep: What One Study ShowsBy Aaron Becker, Associate Editor A recent study published in Musculoskeletal Care determined that 35 percent of the rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients enrolled experienced sleep disruption that ... New Innovations In Pain Management Given the aging of the population and the increasing prevalence of chronic pain, this author interviews leading researchers and clinicians about new modalities and reemerging medications that may have a significant impact for patients. Key Insights On Diagnosing And Treating RA Our roundtable experts offer perspectives from their clinical experience in discussing exercise recommendations for patients with RA, considerations for when to switch from anti-TNF agents to biologic therapies, and how to differentiate between RA and fibromyalgia. Without further delay, here is what they had to say. Regional Rheumatic Pain Syndrome: What You Should Know Offering a unique case study approach, this author discusses various forms of regional rheumatic pain syndrome and provides key treatment insights. What You Should Know About Arthritis & Comorbidities In an intriguing case study review, this author emphasizes the importance of assessing comorbid conditions when evaluating patients with painful conditions. How To Diagnose Soft Tissue Rheumatologic Disorders The author provides an extensive diagnostic overview of various conditions ranging from fibromyalgia and olecranon bursitis to pre-patellar bursitis and Achilles tendonitis. When Sleep Disorders Affect Rheumatology Patients Given the frequent link between sleep disorders and associated rheumatologic conditions, and the possible need for diagnostic referrals, this author discusses some of the common findings as well as helpful diagnostic tests that can be preformed at sleep laboratories. GAIT Study Draws Mixed Reactions On Supplements For OA Knee Pain GAIT Study Draws Mixed Reactions On Supplements For OA Knee Pain News & Trends: GAIT Study Draws Mixed Reactions On Supplements For OA Knee Pain - By Anthony Leone, Associate Editor The Glucosamine/Chondroitin Arthritis Intervention Trial (GAIT), which was recently published in The New England Journal Of Medicine, has sparked controversy within the arthritis community. While the patients in the study were stratified on the basis of pain, Dr. Clegg says the subgroup of patients with moderate ...
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July 19, 2008
A complimentary CME Webcast Event |
Emerging Concepts In Treating Rheumatoid Arthritis
A Guide To Viscosupplementation For Osteoarthritis Knee Pain
A Guide To Infusion Therapy For Patients With Rheumatoid Arthritis