(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..]

(Internal Disease - Joints)

Deforming Arthritis - the most common chronic degenerative joint disease related to osteoarthritis. It is based on the primary degeneration of articular cartilage with its progressive necrosis and resorption and subsequent bone growths on the edges of articular surfaces change their shape. All this leads to significant disfigurement of the joint. In addition, there is a secondary osteoarthritis, is an outcome of various diseases of the joints, most often of infectious arthritis. The etiology is unknown. Assume a complex influence of several factors: prolonged trauma, a significant acceleration of the joint, expressed by the aging of tissues and a violation of their food [more..]

(Internal Disease - Collagen)

Rheumatism or Rheumatic Fever in Children is most often developing due to diffuse myocarditis. The first signs: the deterioration of general condition, fever, pale skin, complaints of feeling unwell, headache, disturbed sleep, appetite, fatigue, discomfort in the heart, shortness of breath. An objective study revealed expansion of the boundaries of the heart, tachycardia, heart rhythm disturbance, the rhythm of “gallop”, systolic sound on top. Electrocardiographic violation intraatrial conduction, prolongation of the interval P-Q, reduction, expansion and splitting of the wave R, reduction of the T wave in all leads. T spike becomes isoelectric, biphasic o [more..]

(Internal Disease - Cardiovascular)

Atherosclerosis is caused by lipid and protein metabolism, also known as arteriosclerotic vascular disease, or ASVD, or Heart and Blood Vessel Disorders. The basis of the disease is the infiltration of the arterial wall lipids, of which the most important cholesterol.

Etiology and pathogenesis. Undoubtedly, an important role in the development of the disease are neurohumoral disorders. In atherosclerosis great importance to the excess food with a rich content of animal fats and carbohydrates. However, a significant portion of blood cholesterol (about 2 / 3) is formed endogenously from acetic acid, which is an intermediate product of carbohydrate meta [more..]

(Internal Disease - Circulatory)

Acute posthemorrhagic anemia or acute blood loss anemia - a disease associated with loss of a large volume of hemoglobin.

Etiology. Developed as a result of acute blood loss during injury or disease complicated with hemorrhage.

Symptoms and flow. Actually anemia with concomitant hypoxia, hemodynamic symptoms (collapse). Immediately after bleeding red blood is usually not sharply reduced due to a reflex decrease in total vascular channel and compensatory revenues deposited into the circulation of blood. After 1-2 days, upon receipt of a blood flow of tissue fluid and restore the original volume of the vascular channel, there is a uniform decline in hem [more..]

(Internal Disease - Joints)

Brucellosis Arthritis is one of the manifestations of brucellosis. The defeat of the joints develops most often in the hectic period of the disease and is toxic-allergic by the development of benign serous synovitis, or, less commonly, by metastatic to the development of osteoarthritis, manifested osteo-articular destruction and resistant strains of the joints.

Symptoms and flow. Primarily affect large and medium-sized joints with involvement in the process of soft periarticular tissues (mucous bags, tendons, etc.). The most typical localization is the sacroiliac joint, spine and clavicular joint. Brucellosis process in the joints is prolonged (average 8-1 [more..]

(Internal Disease - Collagen)

Etiology and pathogenesis. The first attack of rheumatism in most cases connected with the previous haemolytic streptococcal infection, although some patients with streptococcal persuasive communication is not established.

There is strong evidence of the role of allergy and autoallergy in the pathogenesis of rheumatic fever: the proximity of a number of clinical and anatomical manifestations of rheumatic fever and the typical allergic syndromes in the clinic and experiments are often influenced by acute nonspecific factors (”false allergy”), therapeutic effect allergy drugs, the detection of antibodies to the tissues of the joints, skin and internal organs [more..]

(Internal Disease - Cardiovascular)

Arrhythmias - heart rhythm disturbances arising as a result of various functional or organic lesions of wiring system, cardiac muscle or extracardiac nerves. Arrhythmias can be expressed not only in the change of rhythm, but also in violation of the rate of heart contractions.

Heart block - a violation of an excitation wave on the way from the sinus node to the terminal branching bundle branch block.

Blockade may be incomplete and complete and be temporary or permanent nature.

Etiology. Myocardial lesions caused by infectious diseases (rheumatic fever, diphtheria, syphilis, influenza, etc.), toxic effects, blood circulation of th [more..]