[Scattering range of clinical joint examination, an assumption for test of antirheumatics in chronic polyarthritis].
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In the case of combination of osteopoikilosis with dermal alterations we wanted to know if the hereby discussed general mesenchymal lesions are the cause of the additional entrapment syndromes of peripheral nerves present in our case. For this purpose we recorded the pressure at the distal median and ulnar nerves within and out of the entrapment location. The results of the pressure recording of not point to a primary nerve lesion by a elevated pressure susceptibility or a pressure elevation at the peripheral nerve out of a defined entrapment location e.g. by an increase of connective tissue. Because of a hypertrophic scar formation in this case it should be paid attention to the wound healing of all patients with osteopoikilosis. The histologically verified nevoid mesenchymal alterations of the connective tissue found in this case, are to be delineated from the disseminated lenticular dermatofibrosis of the Buschke-Ollendorff syndrome.
Serum from healthy blood donors (O Rh+) was fractionated on a Sephadex-G-200 column before and after incubation with equal volumes of either 0.2 m 2-Mercaptoethanol or D-Penicillamine. Immunoelectrophoretic analyses revealed that addition of these two sulphhydryl-containing compounds resulted in disappearance of the typical IgM-precipitate within the first peak. A new precipitate specific for M-chains appeared within the second peak. The data indicate that the smaller subunits with M-chain specificity result from splitting of disulphide bonds of the IgM molecules by the D-Penicillamine and the 2-Mercaptoethanol.
One hundred and fifty patients with rheumatoid arthritis received 6 mg of auranofin daily for 2-24 months. Thirty patients were withdrawn from the study, and 82 patients were observed for 12 months. Statistical evaluation was available for 74 patients at weeks 24, 38, and 48, respectively. The major side effects observed were diarrhea, rash, and alopecia. Significant improvement was noted in the articular index, ESR, pain, and morning stiffness.
The term "Osteoarthrosis" encompasses a group of joint disorders characterized by pain and restriction of mobility. Currently, considerable confusion prevails with respect to the definition of the disease entity and the classification criteria to be utilized in epidemiologic research. Despite these methodological difficulties, it is discernible from the international rheumatology journals that during the past decade this emerging field of research has become firmly established in several European countries and in North America. Researchers have focused their attention on four major facets of the disease: 1. etiological or risk factors with respect to the initiation and clinical course of disease, 2. the impact of illness on the individual and his family, 3. the statistical estimation of incidence and prevalence rates in the total population or in selected at-risk groups of individuals, 4. health care utilization patterns and their costs and benefits. This survey article aims at providing a critical overview of this emerging field of research, as well as at suggesting to the reader future lines of development useful for public health and health promotion researchers in Germany.