Radiographic Evaluation of Arthritis Conditions

Abstract

Objective: To provide a comprehensive analysis of arthritis, with the aim of identifying its underlying causes, developing effective strategies for early diagnosis, and providing treatment recommendations aimed at reducing the impact of these diseases on patients. Methods and materials: Diagnostic methods used included magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), X-rays, and clinical examinations to determine the progress of diseases and their response to treatment. Results: Signs Radiological signs seen on plain radiographs of cases of degenerative arthritis: narrowing of joint spaces 65%, formation of peripheral bone spurs 35%, subchondral sclerosis 64%, formation of subchondral cysts 15%, formation of bony beaks 25%, joint effusion 2 %. Conclusion: The results showed that early diagnosis using MRI and X-rays can help identify diseases in their early stages.