Tendinous and ligamentous hyperlaxity in patients receiving longterm hemodialysis
Chronic renal insufficiency gives rise to osteoarticular and tendinous alterations, with tendinous rupture reaching 3.6% among patients receiving hemodialysis. To evaluate potential tendinous and ligamentous alterations, 39 consecutive patients receiving longterm hemodialysis (mean dialysis time 33...
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paper:paper_0315162X_v18_n8_p1227_Rillo2023-06-08T15:31:55Z Tendinous and ligamentous hyperlaxity in patients receiving longterm hemodialysis Atlantoaxial subluxation Hemodialysis Joint hypermobility Tendinous and ligamentous hyperlaxity adult aged article atlantoaxial subluxation clinical article controlled study etiology female hemodialysis human joint hypermobility kidney failure ligament male priority journal tendon Adult Aged Female Human Joint Instability Kidney Failure, Chronic Ligaments Male Middle Age Osteoarthritis Prospective Studies Renal Dialysis Tendons Time Factors Chronic renal insufficiency gives rise to osteoarticular and tendinous alterations, with tendinous rupture reaching 3.6% among patients receiving hemodialysis. To evaluate potential tendinous and ligamentous alterations, 39 consecutive patients receiving longterm hemodialysis (mean dialysis time 33 months) were studied prospectively by clinicoradiological methods. Of the 39 cases, atlantoaxial subluxation was found in 3 (7.7%). Tendinous or ligamentous hyperlaxity was present in 29 (74%) with patellar tendon elongation in 19 (49%), articular hypermobility in 20 (51%) and both in 10. Differences were significant (p < 0.05) in patients with articular hypermobility with over 36 months' dialysis, and even more so (p < 0.01) in those with over 48 months. Atlantoaxial subluxation was more frequent after 48 months' dialysis. Therefore, patients receiving longterm hemodialysis are prone to present tendinous or ligamentous hyperlaxity with atlantoaxial subluxation as well. 1991 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_0315162X_v18_n8_p1227_Rillo http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_0315162X_v18_n8_p1227_Rillo |
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Atlantoaxial subluxation Hemodialysis Joint hypermobility Tendinous and ligamentous hyperlaxity adult aged article atlantoaxial subluxation clinical article controlled study etiology female hemodialysis human joint hypermobility kidney failure ligament male priority journal tendon Adult Aged Female Human Joint Instability Kidney Failure, Chronic Ligaments Male Middle Age Osteoarthritis Prospective Studies Renal Dialysis Tendons Time Factors |
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Atlantoaxial subluxation Hemodialysis Joint hypermobility Tendinous and ligamentous hyperlaxity adult aged article atlantoaxial subluxation clinical article controlled study etiology female hemodialysis human joint hypermobility kidney failure ligament male priority journal tendon Adult Aged Female Human Joint Instability Kidney Failure, Chronic Ligaments Male Middle Age Osteoarthritis Prospective Studies Renal Dialysis Tendons Time Factors Tendinous and ligamentous hyperlaxity in patients receiving longterm hemodialysis |
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Atlantoaxial subluxation Hemodialysis Joint hypermobility Tendinous and ligamentous hyperlaxity adult aged article atlantoaxial subluxation clinical article controlled study etiology female hemodialysis human joint hypermobility kidney failure ligament male priority journal tendon Adult Aged Female Human Joint Instability Kidney Failure, Chronic Ligaments Male Middle Age Osteoarthritis Prospective Studies Renal Dialysis Tendons Time Factors |
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Chronic renal insufficiency gives rise to osteoarticular and tendinous alterations, with tendinous rupture reaching 3.6% among patients receiving hemodialysis. To evaluate potential tendinous and ligamentous alterations, 39 consecutive patients receiving longterm hemodialysis (mean dialysis time 33 months) were studied prospectively by clinicoradiological methods. Of the 39 cases, atlantoaxial subluxation was found in 3 (7.7%). Tendinous or ligamentous hyperlaxity was present in 29 (74%) with patellar tendon elongation in 19 (49%), articular hypermobility in 20 (51%) and both in 10. Differences were significant (p < 0.05) in patients with articular hypermobility with over 36 months' dialysis, and even more so (p < 0.01) in those with over 48 months. Atlantoaxial subluxation was more frequent after 48 months' dialysis. Therefore, patients receiving longterm hemodialysis are prone to present tendinous or ligamentous hyperlaxity with atlantoaxial subluxation as well. |
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Tendinous and ligamentous hyperlaxity in patients receiving longterm hemodialysis |
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Tendinous and ligamentous hyperlaxity in patients receiving longterm hemodialysis |
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Tendinous and ligamentous hyperlaxity in patients receiving longterm hemodialysis |
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Tendinous and ligamentous hyperlaxity in patients receiving longterm hemodialysis |
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Tendinous and ligamentous hyperlaxity in patients receiving longterm hemodialysis |
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tendinous and ligamentous hyperlaxity in patients receiving longterm hemodialysis |
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1991 |
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