Diabetes associated with fractures in older male veterans, with comorbidities as mediating factors https://t.co/DA5Xf4JQSz
— ACP Internist (@acpinternist) November 10, 2017
#Osteoporosis pts with GI problems less likely to be adherent to OP Rx. Mostly seen w/ #bisphosphonates Rx. Experienced users more likely to continue Rx (76.1%) compared with new users (66.7%). https://t.co/QEpwcsp3Hb… @RheumNow @OsteoporosisNOF @iofbonehealth pic.twitter.com/ZcxUW3L5tu
— Olga Petryna (@DrPetryna) November 10, 2017
New #review online now!
Native joint-resident mesenchymal stem cells for cartilage repair in osteoarthritishttps://t.co/vXggM2gcuO #SharedIt #osteoarthritis #stemcells #cartilage pic.twitter.com/3ypnVurcVP— NatRevRheumatol (@NatRevRheumatol) November 9, 2017
Such a Debbie downer Nicola #ACR17 https://t.co/4uthPUXjsg
— Philip Robinson (@philipcrobinson) November 9, 2017
Dr. Philip Robinson: Osteoarthritis and Inflammation
Like this #ACR17 and we’re now in an osteoporosis crisis pic.twitter.com/raom7N3i2r
— Nicola Garrett (@nicola_garrett) November 6, 2017
Tim McAlindon talking on the relationship between telemore length and incident hand OA @TuftsMedicalCtr #ACR17 pic.twitter.com/BLEeKY1GrH
— Jeffrey Driban (@jbdriban) November 8, 2017
Possible Gout and OA connection? Human cartilage increases amount and size of MSU crystals. #ACR17 @RheumNow #2896 https://t.co/PcxEAzOcup pic.twitter.com/vQNTafMlHY
— Dr. Rachel Tate (@uptoTate) November 8, 2017
Weight loss of 5% correlated with improved pain in knee osteoarthritis. Reasonable goal for patients. #ACR17 @RheumNow #2206 pic.twitter.com/35bJHKpP7H
— Dr. Paul Sufka (@psufka) November 7, 2017
#GAMECHANGER. Neuropathic pain in knee OA is common (27%) esp in long disease and higher BMI. #acr17 @rheumnow #2204 pic.twitter.com/3twt6qN29k
— Janet (@Janetbirdope) November 7, 2017
Lepton and other adipokines are impressed in knee and hand Osteoarthritis not solely via BMI. #acr17 @rheumnow #2209 pic.twitter.com/iDito9kqbN
— Janet (@Janetbirdope) November 7, 2017
1.5-fold risk of cartilage damage w/effusion-synovitis in OA, risk ⬆️to 2 fold w/persistent eff-syn over 18mo #acr17 #2756 @RheumNow pic.twitter.com/t6FEeIzr4c
— Olga Petryna (@DrPetryna) November 7, 2017
Recall the WHOLE joint involvement in OA, not just cartilage #ACR17 @RheumNow pic.twitter.com/a5Zk65fyta
— Dr Irwin Lim (@_connectedcare) November 7, 2017
Despite all we know about OA, still don’t have any approved DMOADs. Why? #ACR17 @RheumNow pic.twitter.com/CPq0UAWA8O
— Dr Irwin Lim (@_connectedcare) November 7, 2017
Recall that inflammation in OA May in some part relate to crystals #ACR17 @RheumNow pic.twitter.com/YUfBNOWxNu
— Dr Irwin Lim (@_connectedcare) November 7, 2017
Summary: low grade inflammation in OA then feed-forwards in a cycle #ACR17 @RheumNow pic.twitter.com/UBpdkT3cqI
— Dr Irwin Lim (@_connectedcare) November 7, 2017
Altered biomechanics promote inflammation in osteoarthritis #ACR17 @RheumNow pic.twitter.com/lXIx2EjDAK
— Philip Robinson (@philipcrobinson) November 7, 2017
IA STEROID for knee OA 2017 rct. Has not stopped me using occ steroid injection for the person in need #acr17 @RheumNow pic.twitter.com/3fNUuwND20
— Dr Irwin Lim (@_connectedcare) November 7, 2017
Inflammatory biomarkers distinguish progressors from non-progressors in OA #ACR17 @RheumNow pic.twitter.com/nOQv1FVxuu
— Philip Robinson (@philipcrobinson) November 7, 2017
Obese people do not walk on their hands! Love this title highlighting inflam in OA #ACR17 @RheumNow pic.twitter.com/kdHsQyDsuo
— Dr Irwin Lim (@_connectedcare) November 7, 2017
Inflammation is greatly involved in OA. Need to stop referring to it as purely “degenerative” #ACR17 @RheumNow pic.twitter.com/LA1TfS4lxf
— Dr Irwin Lim (@_connectedcare) November 7, 2017
Another compound fails to deliver in hand EOA
#1202#ACR17 @rheumnow pic.twitter.com/EPNV3kzXRT— Julio Gonzalez (@japaoli19) November 7, 2017
There is a small group of OA patients who progress quickly. The rest progress very slowly #ACR17 @RheumNow pic.twitter.com/lV0MUlTYjL
— Philip Robinson (@philipcrobinson) November 7, 2017
Dr. Arthur Kavanaugh: Gout, OA Posters
Dr. Janet Pope: Pre-op for Total Hip or Knee Replacements in RA
Dr. David Borenstein: Pain
Hyperuricemia is associated with more rapid knee osteoarthritis progression #ACR17 pic.twitter.com/N82t5Yn95T
— Christian Ammitzbøll (@cgytz) November 6, 2017
Is the pain in your OA patient’s knee from Incomplete RA control or is it OA progression. It makes a difference. acr2017 @rheumnow#1353 pic.twitter.com/5ZbPtSjtEf
— William Shergy (@WShergy) November 7, 2017
#1206
Another study showing the benefits of chondroitin sulfate in knee OA. 800mg dose.#ACR17 @RheumNow pic.twitter.com/Y61JgarcQV— Julio Gonzalez (@japaoli19) November 6, 2017
Plenary abst#1788 examined intra-art steroid injection. Using OAI study, steroid use signif increases risk of knee OA progression & TKR #ACR pic.twitter.com/eTp4l68mo0
— Dr. John Cush (@RheumNow) November 6, 2017
Higher risk of knee radiographic OA progression in pts treated with intra-articular steroids. #ACR17 @RheumNow #1788 https://t.co/ejl223fJ07 pic.twitter.com/dxewZHHbIJ
— Dr. Rachel Tate (@DrRachelTate) November 6, 2017
#Bisphosphonate drug holiday >2 years associated with significantly increased risk for hip #fracturehttps://t.co/d1sRzUTmUS#ACR17 pic.twitter.com/sjN71KnZAC
— Dr Ai Lyn Tan (@DrAiLynTan) November 6, 2017
Dr. Jack Cush: Plenary Session on Bisphosphonate Holiday
#GAMECHANGERS. No new way to image or investigate for suspected prosthetic joint involvement #acr17 @rheumnow #282 pic.twitter.com/XYMvCPPEq7
— Janet (@Janetbirdope) November 6, 2017
Dr. Olga Petryna: FRAME Study
ARCH study romosozumab vs alendronate 48% RRR vertebral fx and 38% RRR hip fx w/romo at 2 yrs #ACR17 @rheumnow #318 pic.twitter.com/jPNIqRNuRN
— k dao (@KDAO2011) November 5, 2017
Dr. Olga Petryna: TKR and Role of Socioeconomic Factors in Outcomes
Risk of fx also increase w/ > 1 yr bisph holiday (10-20%)
— k dao (@KDAO2011) November 5, 2017
Dr J Curtis bisphos drug holiday >2 yrs increase hip fracture risk 40% in OP #828 Plenary Session #ACR17 @rheumnow
— k dao (@KDAO2011) November 5, 2017
#ACR17 CKD and fragility fractures most impt predictors of mortality in RA pts on biologics @rheumnow #524
— k dao (@KDAO2011) November 5, 2017
Anterior Talo-Fibular Ligament most commonly involved in ankle sprains #ACR17 @rheumnow pic.twitter.com/sdf7rBiUvR
— Dr Irwin Lim (@_connectedcare) November 5, 2017
How to treat FAI (Hip)#ACR17 pic.twitter.com/FibJdXQkYF
— Dr Irwin Lim (@_connectedcare) November 4, 2017
Really common in clinical practice, presenting with groin discomfort/thigh radiation #ACR17 pic.twitter.com/NSqaDlyD1B
— Dr Irwin Lim (@_connectedcare) November 4, 2017
Meniscus tear; If 3 of 4 tests are positive and no OA, then do a MRi #ACR17 pic.twitter.com/jH1OX7D3CA
— Christian Ammitzbøll (@cgytz) November 4, 2017