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For
a quick overview of
OA classification and treatment, look
at the algorithms
in the Practice Tools section. |
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Provide
your patients with easy-to-understand
information about their osteoarthritis.
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For
insights into OA management issues,
read the Voice
of Experience where rheumatologists,
gastroenterologists and family physicians
discuss OA, treatment modalities and
the safety issues associated with pharmacologic
therapies.
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One
of the key steps in diagnosing OA is
patient history. Take a look at
Mrs.
L. in the Clinic, with commentary
provided by Canadian experts.
For more information on the various
treatment modalities for OA, look at
Mrs.
C. in the Clinic.
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Are
MSK disorders just aches and pains?
To find out take a look at the Abstracts
in the Reference section.
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Want
to direct your patients to more information
on OA or to find out the latest from
the world of rheumatology, then check
out the Web
links.
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More
than 30% of Canadians over the age of
70 have OA. For more on the prevalence
of OA and its cost to individuals and
society, look at the lecture on Epidemiology.
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