Sentence examples for joint involvement of from inspiring English sources

The transition process is multifactorial and necessitates the joint involvement of the patient, the family and the healthcare providers.

Over time, the spinal and peripheral joint involvement of AS may cause severe disability and functional limitations.

In orthopedic and trauma surgery actually, X-rays and Computed tomography (CT) with MPR (MultiPlanar Reformations) and 3D Volume Rendering are used to understand the dislocation of fragments, the amount of displacement and the joint involvement of articular fractures.

In 2007, a revolutionary bicompartmental design has been proposed specifically to address the joint involvement of these patients with a monolithic device that resurfaces both the medial and the patellofemoral compartments, while leaving the lateral bone areas and cartilage intact.

Hand hygiene (HH) improvement requires a joint involvement of caregivers and patients.

Furthermore, joint involvement of the World Health Organization, the World Gastroenterology Organization, and the pharmaceutical industry is recommended.

Manual ability as measured by the ABILHAND disease-specific questionnaires, diagnosis and nature (ie, uni-manual or bi-manual involvement and proximal or distal joints involvement) of the ABILHAND manual activities.

NICE guidance on the management of RA (CG79) advises that the diagnosis should be suspected in patients presenting with synovitis of unknown cause; specifically symmetrical joints involvement of the hands and feet.

Involvement of upper extremities: shoulder, elbow, wrist, or hand joints; involvement of lower extremities: joints of hip, knee, ankle, feet or toe joints.aInvolvement of small/large joints: in 163 patients (51.3%), only small joints of hands and feet were involved.

According to the classification scheme of Sanders and Frykberg (16) to describe neuropathic osteoarthropathy patterns of joint involvement, 28% of CNA patients displayed pattern 2 (tarsometatarsal/Lisfranc's joint involvement), 45% displayed pattern 3 (midtarsal and naviculocuneiform joint involvement), and 27% displayed pattern 4 (ankle and subtalar joint involvement).

The evaluation of the subjects included physical examinations with attention to pattern of joint involvement, presence of nodules, and other extra-articular features such as vasculitis, anemia, sicca syndrome, amyloidosis, organ involvement, and laboratory features such as erythrocyte sedimentation rate and rheumatoid factor.