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Regional Syndromes Neck pain, usually transient, but the most common condition is chronic pain with acute, recurring episodes in adults and the elderly. Although this is rarely the case, neck pain may be of sinister origin, which it is important to exclude.

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Regional Syndromes The Painful Shoulder, periarticular disease that can be diagnosed accurately by clinical examination. It is not uncommon for shoulder pain to be referred from adjacent areas or internal organs. While isolated affection of the glenohumeral joint is rare, this joint is often involved in a variety of polyarthropathies.

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Regional Syndromes The Hip,ment can be an important cause of disability and suffering. Regional conditions can also seriously impair sexual activity. Given its deep location, physical examination of the hip is more about examining the joint movements than palpation but history and examination remain the pillar of most common

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Regional Syndromes the Foot and Ankle, the activities that most influences a person’s functional capacity and quality of life. Anatomically speaking, the foot combines great strength with a remarkable adaptability. A diagnosis is usually quite clear after a well focused enquiry and careful clinical examination, opening the way to succes

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Osteoarthritis,articular cartilage, with an early alteration in its biomechanical properties followed by a progressive loss of thickness. The cartilage becomes rugose, and in time the subchondral bone may even become exposed. Clinically, these structural lesions manifest themselves by the presence of crepitus. The

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Monoarthritis, out whether the pain is articular, periarticular (most commonly), neurogenic or referred. The clinical basis for this distinction is described in Chapter 4. Specific local and regional syndromes are dealt with in Chapters 8–14.

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