diagnóstico por imagem nas síndromes do estalido ou do ressalto imaging diagnosis in snapping syndromes

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2009
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Abstract
A síndrome do estalido ou do ressalto ocorre durante a movimentação de várias articulações e pode ser acompanhada de dor local e de crepitação ou de estalido audível. Nem sempre o estalido audível ou a crepitação articular à palpação têm significado patológico ou implicam necessidade de tratamento. Esta síndrome tem causas variadas intra-articulares e extra-articulares e os achados clínicos podem ser pouco precisos, com dificuldade para definir o melhor método de imagem que confirme o diagnóstico. O objetivo deste trabalho é discutir as causas mais comuns da síndrome do estalido em cada articulação e enfatizar a indicação e a limitação de cada um dos diferentes métodos diagnósticos em situações específicas da prática clínica.
Snapping syndromes occur during certain movements in several joints and may be accompanied by local pain and crepitation or audible snapping sensation. Snapping joints may eventually have no pathologic significance and in this case no treatment is required. There is an array of intra- and extra-articular causes of snapping syndrome and the lack of precise clinical findings impairs the definition of the most appropriate imaging method to confirm the diagnosis. The present study is aimed at discussing the most frequent causes of snapping syndrome in different joints, emphasizing the indications and limitations of each of the different diagnostic methods in specific situations of the clinical practice.
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Authors ;Henrique Ribeiro da Silva;Marcelo Novelino Simão;Jorge Elias Júnior;Valdair Francisco Muglia;Marcello Henrique Nogueira-Barbosa
Journal india international conference on information processing, iicip 2016 - proceedings
Year 2009
DOI
10.1590/S0100-39842009000100011
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http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0100-39842009000100011
Keywords
computed tomography ultrasonography joints nuclear medicine medical radiology magnetic resonance imagingmedical physics snapping

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