Sentences with phrase «cartilage leads to pain»

The loss of cartilage leads to pain and inflammation.

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This would, in turn, lead to osteoarthritic pain from the loss of the cushioning effect of cartilage.

The scientists, led by Dr Paul Genever in the Arthritis Research UK Tissue Engineering Centre in the University's Department of Biology, have developed a technique to rejuvenate cells from older people with osteoarthritis to repair worn or damaged cartilage thus reducing pain.

These alkaloids may lead to calcium deposits in tendons, ligaments, cartilage and joints contributing to inflammation and joint pain.

Cartilage functions as a cushion between the bones, so when the cushion is destroyed, the bones rub against each other which leads to inflammation and pain.

This is a wearing and thinning of the cartilage in the joint, leading to bone spurs and cysts that induce inflammation and pain.

Over time, the knee cap may dislocate more and more often out of its groove, eroding cartilage and eventually exposing areas of bone which leads to arthritis and associated pain.

This lack of cartilage in the joint can cause chronic unbearable pain and can lead to poor quality of life.

Without stability, the dog's femur «rattles» around (oseochondral injury) on its tibia destroying the remaining cartilages and leading to eventual arthritis, loss of mobility and pain.

Anything that damages or erodes this cartilage can lead to arthritis, resulting in joint pain, swelling and lameness.

Cartilage acts as a shock absorber and without it, bone would literately rubs against bone, leading to pain, loss of mobility, inflammation and decreased quality of life.

After partial and / or full rupture of the CCL the excessive motion and strain between the femur and the tibia leads to pain, cartilage damage, and eventual arthritis.

Osteoarthritis affects an estimated 27 million people in the U.S. Occurs when cartilage breaks down, causing bones to rub together, which will ultimately lead to pain and loss of movement.