Chondrocalinisis
Chondrocalinisis Causes
Chondrocalcinisis is cause by the accumulation of adenosine triphosphate in the joints, wherein it crystallizes and causes ruptures in the joint tissues. Because of this, the joints tend to swell.
Chondrocalinisis Definition
Chondrocalcinisis, also known as gout and peudogout, is an inflammation of the joints. This condition is characterized mainly by joint pains and calcifications that destroy the joint cartilage.
Chondrocalinisis Diagnosis
Chondrocalinisis is diagnosed radiography, MRIs and CT scans.
Chondrocalinisis Symptoms and Signs
Patients with the disease usually complain about pain in the joints, especially in the elbows, knees and hips.
Chondrocalinisis Treatment
The illness is usually treated by NSAIDs to stop the swelling and prevent from recurring.