MUSCULO-SKELETAL AND RADIOLOGY

Musculo-Skeletal and Radiology

Musculo-Skeletal Imaging

Musculoskeletal system (synonyms: musculoskeletal system, musculoskeletal system, locomotor system, musculoskeletal system)- a complex of structures forming the frame, giving the shape of the body, giving him the support that protects the internal organs and the possibility of movement in the space. (Berquist 1995, 90-120)

Musculoskeletal system of the person - the functional set of bones, their joints (joints and synarthrosis), and somatic musculature with accessories, carrying through the nervous regulation of locomotion, the maintenance of posture, facial expressions and other motor actions, along with other forms of the human body. Musculoskeletal system of the person - the functional set of bones of the skeleton, and their connections (joints and synarthrosis), and somatic musculature with accessories, carrying through the nervous regulation of locomotion, the maintenance of posture, facial expressions and other motor actions, along with other forms of the human body. (Danthi 2004, 1047-1054)

Along with respiratory disease, Musculoskeletal Disorders Are The Most Frequent cause of Consultation in primary care. However, skeletal radiology can be even more complex than the chest, because it requires, besides a clinical knowledge and experience in physical examination and a thorough knowledge of anatomy and its variants and agile handling radiological semiology of different imaging techniques. However, skeletal radiology can be even more complex than the chest, because it requires a clinical knowledge and experience in physical and thorough examination knowledge of anatomy and its variants and agile handling radiological semiology of different imaging techniques. (Lee 1998, 12-35)

There are many experimental models of pain in animals: evidence, phasic stimulation tests (thermal, mechanical, electrical) stimulation tests tonic (formalin test, capsaicin, abdominal contortions), there are also animal models of acute pain, somatic or visceral and models of chronic pain, inflammatory, neuropathic or cancer. There are many experimental models of pain in animals: evidence, phasic stimulation tests (thermal, mechanical, electrical) stimulation tests tonic (formalin test, capsaicin, and abdominal contortions), there are also animal models of acute pain, somatic or visceral and models of chronic pain, inflammatory, neuropathic or cancer.

What matters is that there is great variability among these models, and that the observations depend on the type of pain, the species, animal sex, age and the ovarian cycle, among other features, so it is difficult to standardize and extrapolate Results from animal models to the clinic, which also adds the patient's subjectivity. What matters is that there is great variability among these models, and that the observations depend on the type of pain, the species, animal sex, age and the ovarian cycle, among other features, so it is difficult to standardize and extrapolate from animal Results models to the clinic, which also adds the patient's Subjectivity. (Danthi 2004, 1047-1054)

Pain is the most important Symptom of Musculoskeletal Disorders (ME) and is the main reason why Patients seek help, especially when to discomfort becomes chronic. Chronic pain typical of "rheumatism" causes imbalances, decreasing physical and mental capacity and raises the possibility of limitation and disability; therefore, uncontrolled chronic pain is self-destructive by itself and drastically affects the quality ...