PATHOGENETIC MECHANISMS UNDERLYING THE DEVELOPMENT OF OSTEOATHROSIS AND THEIR CORRECTION PROCEDURES

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7
Year: 
2016

Professor A. Maryanovsky, MD N.I. Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University, Moscow

Degenerative-dystrophic diseases of the joints and vertebral column rank first in the prevalence of locomotor system diseases. The paper considers approaches to the pathogenetic therapy for osteoarthritis using the well tested drugs that have been proven safe when used for a long time.

Keywords: 
traumatology and orthopedics
rheumatology
osteoarthritis
Zeel T



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