(Internal Disease - Joints tissue)

Tendosynovitis - diseases of tendons and tendon sheaths. Generally affecting the extensor tendons of the muscles of hand and foot going through the narrow bone-fibrous feeds. As a consequence, the tendons exposed to minor trauma that leads to the development of the synovial membrane of a small tendon inflammation, which later can turn into chronic and lead to compaction and stenosis of the tendon.

Tendosynovitis of the hands develops mainly in women engaged in manual labor (dressmakers, typists, pianists, etc.). Is usually found in the long adductor tendon and the short extensor muscle of thumb, which manifests itself with pain in the area su [more..]

(Internal Disease - Joints tissue)

Periarthritis of the shoulder joint - degenerative-dystrophic diseases of the tendons, serous bags and fascia. Shoulder joint itself while not striking. The disease develops due to trauma or repeated microtrauma shoulder (professional, sports, home), cooling, muscle tenseness. In addition, the disease can be caused by reflex neurotrophic and vasomotor disorders in angina, myocardial infarction, some diseases of the lungs and pleura (pleurisy, pneumothorax, thoracotomy), cervical spondiloze, some diseases of the nervous system (hemiplegia, Parkinson’s disease, etc.) Primarily affected tendon (in most cases, the supraspinatus muscle), which form foci o [more..]

(Internal Disease - Joints tissue)

Tendonitis or myotendonitis - a disease of the tendon at the point of transition into the muscle. Developed mainly during prolonged repetition of stereotyped movements. The most frequently affected tendons of the extensor wrist, thumb, less self-extensor of the big toe and Achilles tendon.

Symptoms and flow. It is characterized by pain in the respective motions of the hand and thumb with the localization on back of the hand. At the bottom of the forearm appears fusiform tumor. When moving into this area, there is a crackling. Passive motion of the wrist and fingers are painless, and active sharply painful. The disease occurs from sever [more..]