Tag: Arthritis: Osteo

No association found for measurement of physiological energy expenditure or time spent in recreational physical activity with risk for knee OA

Greater use of nonsurgical care associated with lower rates of total knee arthroplasty

Highest increased risk for developing Parkinson disease seen among those with knee or hip osteoarthritis

Decreased pain and improved function seen at six weeks versus self-management

Almost half of costs were for lost productivity, criminal justice expenses, cost associated with diversion activities

Findings compared with low-intensity strength training or control condition

For patients undergoing high tibial osteotomy, cumulative incidence of total knee replacement 5 and 21 percent at five and 10 years, respectively

SNRIs have small, not clinically important effect on back pain; may have clinically important effect on osteoarthritis pain

Change in pain, but not function, favoring stable, supportive shoes over flat, flexible shoes in knee osteoarthritis

Veterans experience modest improvements with stepped exercise program versus arthritis education control