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Osteoarthritis, An Issue of Clinics in Geriatric Medicine - E-Book

Osteoarthritis, An Issue of Clinics in Geriatric Medicine - E-Book

David J. Hunter

(2010)

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Abstract

This issue of Clinics in Geriatric Medicine, Guest Edited by David Hunter, MD, will feature such article topics as: Epidemiology of Osteoarthritis; Age-Related Changes in the Musculoskeletal System and the Development of Osteoarthritis; The Contribution of Osteoarthritis to Disability; Etiology and Assessment of Disability in Older Adults; Quality of Osteoarthritis Care for Community-Dwelling Older Adults; Contextualizing Osteoarthritis Care and the Reasons for the Gap Between Evidence and Practice; Transforming Osteoarthritis Care in an Era of Health Care Reform; Strength Training in Older Adults: the Benefits for Osteoarthritis, Diet and Exercise in Older Obese Adults with Osteoarthritis; Device Use: Braces, Walking aids and orthotics; Pharmacologic Intervention for Osteoarthritis in Older Adults; Surgery in Older Adults with Osteoarthritis.

Table of Contents

Section Title Page Action Price
Front Cover Cover
Contributors iii
Contents v
Preface xi
Chapter 1. Epidemiology of Osteoarthritis 355
DEFINING OSTEOARTHRITIS 355
PREVALENCE AND INCIDENCE OF OSTEOARTHRITIS 356
SYSTEMIC RISK FACTORS FOR OSTEOARTHRITIS 357
LOCAL RISK FACTORS 360
OCCUPATION 360
RISK FACTORS FOR SYMPTOMATIC OSTEOARTHRITIS 362
SUMMARY 363
REFERENCES 363
Chapter 2. Age-Related Changes in the Musculoskeletal System and the Development of Osteoarthritis 371
THE PATHOBIOLOGY OF OSTEOARTHRITIS 372
RISK FACTORS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF OSTEOARTHRITIS IN THE ELDERLY 375
THE CONTRIBUTION OF AGING IN CELLS AND TISSUES TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF OSTEOARTHRITIS 376
SUMMARY 380
REFERENCES 380
Chapter 3. The Contribution of Osteoarthritis to Functional Limitations and Disability 387
THE MAIN PATHWAY 388
THE FACTORS 388
THE CONTRIBUTION OF ARTHRITIS TO FUNCTIONAL LIMITATIONS AND DISABILITY 390
THE CONTRIBUTION OF OSTEOARTHRITIS TO FUNCTIONAL LIMITATIONS AND DISABILITY 392
FACTORS INFLUENCING THE COURSE OF DISABLEMENT 393
REFERENCES 397
Chapter 4. Quality of Osteoarthritis Care for Community- Dwelling Older Adults 401
THE PUBLIC HEALTH BURDEN OF OSTEOARTHRITIS 402
OSTEOARTHRITIS MANAGEMENT 402
PLETHORA OF GUIDELINES 403
CLINICAL PRACTICE DOES NOT REFLECT WHAT IS RECOMMENDED 403
FROM GUIDELINE RECOMMENDATIONS TO CLINICAL PRACTICE 411
GUIDELINE IMPLEMENTATION, QUALITY INDICATORS, AND CONSUMER-DRIVEN HEALTH CARE MODELS 413
SUMMARY 413
REFERENCES 413
Chapter 5. Contextualizing Osteoarthritis Care and the Reasons for the Gap Between Evidence and Practice 419
BEST PRACTICE GUIDELINES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF OSTEOARTHRITIS 419
THE NICE GUIDELINES ON THE MANAGEMENT OF OSTEOARTHRITIS 420
CONTEXTUALIZING CARE 421
THE GAP BETWEEN EVIDENCE AND PRACTICE 421
THE 3 PILLARS OF BEST PRACTICE 421
THE PATHWAY FROM RESEARCH-BASED EVIDENCE TO BEST PRACTICE 422
COMORBIDITY AND COMPLEXITY 427
THE ART OF MEDICINE AND THE CONTEXT OF CARE 427
A WAY FORWARD: CONTEXTUALIZING OSTEOARTHRITIS CARE 428
REFERENCES 429
Chapter 6. Transforming Osteoarthritis Care in an Era of Health Care Reform 433
A PATIENT PERSPECTIVE: DELIVERY OF OSTEOARTHRITIS CARE 434
OSTEOARTHRITIS PAIN LIFE CYCLE 436
MAGNITUDE OF OSTEOARTHRITIS IN THE UNITED STATES 437
FISCAL HEALTH CRISIS: COST OF CHRONIC CARE 438
HEALTH CARE REFORM IN AN AGE OF NATIONAL CRISES 438
HEALTH CARE: A PREINDUSTRIAL INDUSTRY 439
TOWARDS INDUSTRIAL HEALTH CARE 439
SUMMARY: OPPORTUNITY FOR EXEMPLARS 439
REFERENCES 440
Chapter 7. Strength Training in Older Adults: The Benefits for Osteoarthritis 445
MUSCLE WEAKNESS IN OLDER ADULTS 445
MUSCLE WEAKNESS IN OA 446
BENEFITS OF STRENGTH TRAINING 446
STRENGTH TRAINING BY OLDER ADULTS WITH OA 447
SYSTEMATIC REVIEW METHODS 447
META-ANALYSIS RESULTS 448
DESIGN OF TRAINING PROGRAMS 449
DISCUSSION 449
SUMMARY 457
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 458
REFERENCES 458
Chapter 8. Diet and Exercise for Obese Adults with Knee Osteoarthritis 461
INFLAMMATION AND OA 465
EFFECTS OF WEIGHT LOSS 465
DIETARY WEIGHT LOSS INTERVENTIONS 466
EFFECTS OF EXERCISE 467
EXERCISE PRESCRIPTION 469
SOCIAL COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL STRATEGIES IN WEIGHT LOSS AND EXERCISE INTERVENTIONS 469
THE FUTURE OF WEIGHT LOSS AND EXERCISE INTERVENTIONS 470
THE ROLE OF THE PHYSICIAN 471
REFERENCES 472
Chapter 9. Device Use: Walking Aids, Braces, and Orthoses for Symptomatic Knee Osteoarthritis 479
TARGETING KNEE BIOMECHANICS 480
WALKING AIDS AND GROUND REACTION FORCES 480
CANES AND THE ADDUCTION MOMENT 481
THE UNLOADER BRACE AND GENU VARUM/VALGUM MALALIGNMENT 485
PATELLAR TAPING OR BRACING AND RETROPATELLAR PRESSURE 488
VISCOELASTIC INSOLES AND THE HEEL STRIKE TRANSIENT 493
LATERALLY WEDGED SHOE INSOLES AND GENU VARUM MALALIGNMENT 494
MEDIAL FOOT ORTHOSES AND FLAT FEET 495
SUMMARY 499
REFERENCES 499
Chapter 10. Pharmacologic Intervention for Osteoarthritis in Older Adults 503
ANALGESICS 504
NSAIDS 506
TOPICAL AGENTS 507
INTRAARTICULAR CORTICOSTEROIDS 508
HYALURONIC ACID 508
GLUCOSAMINE AND CHONDROITIN 509
NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTATION 509
EMERGING THERAPEUTIC TARGETS 510
SUMMARY 510
REFERENCES 510
Chapter 11. Total Joint Replacement in the Elderly Patient 517
PREVALENCE OF HIP AND KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS 518
ECONOMIC BURDEN OF OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE HIP AND KNEE 518
DIAGNOSIS AND REFERRAL OF PATIENTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE HIP AND KNEE 519
EFFICACY OF TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY IN THE ELDERLY 521
EFFICACY OF TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY 522
COMPLICATIONS AND SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS FOLLOWING TOTAL JOINT REPLACEMENT IN THE ELDERLY 523
SUMMARY 526
REFERENCES 526
INDEX 531