Thermal imaging diagnosis of neuroosteofibrosis zones in rheumatoid arthritis patients
I. G. Salikhov , A. L. Storozhev , R. A. Khabirov , A. I. Salikhova , L. S. Mirumyants
Kazan medical journal ›› 1987, Vol. 68 ›› Issue (4) : 297 -297.
Thermal imaging diagnosis of neuroosteofibrosis zones in rheumatoid arthritis patients
The role of muscular system pathology in the clinical manifestation of rheumatoid arthritis is well known and confirmed by electromyographic, histological and histochemical studies. Clinically, muscle syndrome in rheumatoid arthritis is manifested by myalgia, myositis, muscle hypotrophy, as well as increased tone of periarticular muscles, painfulness in places of attachment of muscles to tendons, tendons to bones. When palpating the skeletal muscles located near the affected joint, we determined local areas of maximum painfulness (trigger zones), which corresponded to the areas of local muscle thickening (Müller, Cornelius). The term "neuroosteofibrosis," which is accepted in the literature, was proposed to denote such conditions.
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