Low-Impact Exercise Can Benefit Arthritis Symptoms
After engaging in an exercise program, participants’ muscle and joint pain decreased by a significant 32%.
Musculoskeletal Pain
IWGS Sarcopenia Definition May Be the Most Accurate, Study Shows
Participants diagnosed with sarcopenia according to the IWGS definition reported significantly more falls and fractures.
Cardiovascular Deaths Declining in Patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis
In patients with rheumatoid arthritis, deaths from cardiovascular disease have dropped drastically in the last two decades and are now comparable to the general population.
Why Improving Common Tests for Pain is Essential to Patient Satisfaction
The reliability or the clinical relevance of any diagnostic procedure is never 100%.
Myofascial Pain Treated Faster with Lidocaine, Hyaluronidase Mix
Ttrigger point injection with lidocaine and hyaluronidase works more quickly on the first day following injection than lidocaine alone.
Accurately Diagnosing Fibromyalgia
Recent questionnaires reveal differences in patient experiences with fibromyalgia.
The Association Between Lipid Profiles and Tendon Health
Altered tendon structure or pain linked to higher total cholesterol, LDL cholesterol, triglycerides.
Wound Irrigation Pressure Doesn’t Affect Outcome in Patients With Open Fracture
For patients with open fracture, reoperation rate higher with use of castile soap than with saline.
No Benefit Seen With Physical Treatment in Acute Lateral Epicondylitis, Study Reveals
For most, PT plus placebo or steroid injection similar to no treatment at all.
Is Knee Osteoarthritis More Prevalent in Female Minorities?
Recently revealed research outlines how knee osteoarthritis is more prevalent in female minorities.
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