Osteoarthritis, Inflammation, and Degradation : a Continuum / edited by Joseph A. Buckwalter, Martin Lotz and Jean-François Stoltz.

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TextSeries: Biomedical and health research ; v. 70.Publication details: Amsterdam ; Washington, DC : IOS Press, ©2007.Description: 1 online resource (xiv, 299 pages) : illustrations (some color)Content type:

text

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computer

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9781607502654
1607502658
9781435625167
1435625161
9781433711411
1433711419

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Osteoarthritis, inflammation, and degradation.DDC classification:

616.7/223007548 22

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RC931.O67 O885 2007

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W 20.5

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Contents:

Title page; Preface; Acknowledgments and Contributors; Contents; Extra Cellular Stimuli; Signalling Mechanisms; Effectors and Different Pathways; Imaging and Clinical Applications; Author Index.

Summary: Osteoarthritis is a major public health issue due to its impact in term of handicap. Moreover, ageing of the world population and outbreak of obesity in industrialized and non-industrialized countries will dramatically increase its incidence in the next years. Regarded as a multi-factorial disease, today mechanistic and inflammatory theories are no more opposed but, on the contrary, are framed within the same continuum: osteoarthritis, inflammation and degeneration. In order to collect major information in a benchmark book on the fundamental aspects of this disease, internationally well-known a.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Title page; Preface; Acknowledgments and Contributors; Contents; Extra Cellular Stimuli; Signalling Mechanisms; Effectors and Different Pathways; Imaging and Clinical Applications; Author Index.

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Osteoarthritis is a major public health issue due to its impact in term of handicap. Moreover, ageing of the world population and outbreak of obesity in industrialized and non-industrialized countries will dramatically increase its incidence in the next years. Regarded as a multi-factorial disease, today mechanistic and inflammatory theories are no more opposed but, on the contrary, are framed within the same continuum: osteoarthritis, inflammation and degeneration. In order to collect major information in a benchmark book on the fundamental aspects of this disease, internationally well-known a.

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