The phrase "articular changes" is not correct in English; it seems to be a misspelling of "articular changes." If you meant "articular changes," it can be used in medical or anatomical contexts to refer to changes in the joints.
Example: "The X-ray revealed significant articular changes in the patient's knee joint."
Alternatives: "joint changes" or "articular modifications."
Reece, D. S., Thote, T., Lin, A., Willett, N. J. & Guldberg, R. E. Contrast enhanced muCT imaging of early articular changes in a pre-clinical model of osteoarthritis.
More importantly, the IFP may also be an important source of inflammation for chondrocytes and synoviocytes, thus contributing to articular changes associated with OA.
A crosstalk between adipocytes and other cells in the IFP may then regulate the cellular functions both in the cartilage and the synovium and promote articular changes associated with OA.
The CT (a) and coronal fat-suppressed T2 weighted (TR/TE, 2,816/96 ms) (b) images show the fracture line (arrows), articular changes and bone oedema Open image in new window Fig. 4 A 29-year-old man with Type I talocalcaneal coalition with a fracture fragment originating from the calcaneus.
These samples were used for evaluating OA articular changes according to the already published guidelines [ 37, 38].
Articular changes caused by chronic TNF overexpression are not completely blockable by monotherapies, which target TNF, IL-1 or RANKL.
In rheumatoid arthritis (RA), MRI provides information about synovitis and erosion in early disease [ 2, 3] when inflammatory and destructive articular change is typically subradiographic.
Although subchondral bone change has been postulated to be the first sign of initiation of OA [ 15], articular change is also one of the first to be affected by OA and its destruction can be a warning sign of OA progression [ 15– 15].
The disease is characterized by nonspecific inflammation of the symmetrical joints, the occurrence of extra-articular changes, and organ damage that leads to disability and premature death [ 1].
Third, we only evaluated intra-articular changes due to MSU-crystal injections within a limited time period (7 days); it would be appropriate to monitor the intra-articular changes for a longer period of time and/or recurrent MSU-crystal injections.
It was found that articular and extra-articular changes associated with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and reduced physical activity lead to the alteration in body fat distribution, which include "cachectic obesity", a state where muscle loss is accompanied by fat gain, so that in early stages, body weight can remain stable [ 3].
