X-Ray indicates (1) osteophytes -
bone outgrowths, (2)-RRB- sclerosis of the radial head - bone degeneration and (4) promimal ulna or large leg bone
Over years, the continuous use of the worn joint may irritate and inflame the cartilage, causing pain and swelling, and stimulating
bone outgrowths (spurs) around the joint.
Not exact matches
A heel spur is a pointed bony
outgrowth of the
bone of the heel which is often caused by strains on foot muscles and ligaments, repeated tearing of the membrane that covers the heel
bone and stretching of the plantar fascia.
The synovial membrane surrounding the joint becomes inflamed and the
bone develops small bony
outgrowths called osteophytes.
Bones will be closely examined, with a search for osteophytes (
outgrowths from
bones) that could be signs of arthritis or any other joint instability or deformity.