Evaluación de técnicas de imagen de la osteoartritis en el desarrollo de métodos mós sensibles

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.23857/dc.v7i4.2473

Palabras clave:

Imagen, Osteoartritis, Radiografía, Resonancia magnética, Ultrasonido.

Resumen

Uno de los principales desafí­os de las técnicas de imagen en la evaluación de la osteoartritis es el desarrollo de métodos mós sensibles. Esta revisión se enfoca en los principales métodos empleados en la valoración del daño estructural de los pacientes con osteoartritis. La radiografí­a convencional es el método mós conocido y asequible, pero no evalíºa tejidos no calcificados. La imagen por resonancia magnética permite visualizar los tejidos blandos articulares y extraarticulares, incluyendo las caracterí­sticas morfológicas y bioquí­micas del cartí­lago, con la desventaja del elevado costo y su menor disponibilidad. El ultrasonido ha adquirido mayor auge por ser un método sencillo, económico y preciso para evaluar estructuras articulares y extraarticulares, aunque con limitada ventana acíºstica e incapacidad para evaluar el espacio articular.

Biografía del autor/a

Katherine Alexandra Carranza-Delgado, Investigador Independiente.

Master Universitario en Prevención de Riesgos Laborales, Médico, Investigador Independiente.

Xavier Alejandro Layana-López, Investigador Independiente.

Médico, Investigador Independiente.

Jonathan Gabriel Ordoñez-Astudillo, Investigador Independiente,

Magister en Gerencia en Seguridad y Salud en el Trabajo, Médico, Investigador Independiente.

Priscila Paola Ronquillo-Bustamante, Investigador Independiente,

Médico, Investigador Independiente.

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Publicado

2021-12-30

Cómo citar

Carranza-Delgado, K. A., Layana-López, X. A., Ordoñez-Astudillo, J. G., & Ronquillo-Bustamante, P. P. (2021). Evaluación de técnicas de imagen de la osteoartritis en el desarrollo de métodos mós sensibles. Dominio De Las Ciencias, 7(4), 1179–1201. https://doi.org/10.23857/dc.v7i4.2473

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