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Stress fractures in rheumatoid arthritis
慢性関節リウマチにおける疲労骨折
1986
Japanese Journal of Rheumatism and Joint Surgery
慢性関節リウマチにおける疲労骨折
Stress fractures in patients with longstanding rheumatoid arthritis are more common than is generally appreciated. Ten such patients are described. Most of the stress fractures were in the lower extremities. Osteoporosis due to RA and corticosteroid treatment and angular joint deformities of the knees are important factors in their genesis. Unaccustomed increase in ambulation after reconstructive surgery such as total joint replacement is also another predisposing factor in the occurrence. Pain
doi:10.11551/jsjd1982.5.619
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