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Ostearthritis Knee: Dr. Andry Usman, PH.D, SP - OT (K)
Ostearthritis Knee: Dr. Andry Usman, PH.D, SP - OT (K)
O S T E A RT H R I T I S K N E E
By:
Raja Muhammad Syafiq C 111 1 3 8 4 1
Mohamad Farhan C 111 1 3 8 2 7
Shaliza Hussin C 111 1 3 8 4 3
Zulfatul Ain C 111 1 3 8 6 0
Nur Baeti C 111 1 2 8 4 3
Advising residents:
d r. S t e f a n A . G . P / d r. M a r c e l W i j a y a
Supervisor:
d r. A n d r y U s m a n , P h . D , S p . O T ( K )
Department of Orthopaedic dan Traumatology
Faculty of Medicine Hasanuddin University
Makassar
2018
PATIENT IDENTITY
Name : Mrs. WA
Gender : Female
Age : 87 Years old
Date of Birth : December 31st 1931
Medical Record : 789425
Admitted on : July 28th 2018
HISTORY TAKING
• Medical history:
– There is history of hypertension (consumed Amlodipine 5mg 1 tab daily)
– There is no history Diabetes Mellitus and Cardiovascular disease
• Past surgical history:
– Operation on the right knee in January 2018 with the similar complaint
• Personal History:
– Non smoker
– Non alcoholic
GENERAL STATUS
• Conscious / Well-nourished
• BMI : 20 kg/m2
• Vital Sign :
Blood pressure : 140/90 mmHg
Pulse : 88 x/menit
Respiratory rate : 20 x/menit
Temperature : 36.70C (axilla)
NRS : 3/10
LOCALIZED STATUS :
REGIO KNEE
Look : Deformity(+), hematoma (-), swelling (-), wound (-), scar (-)
Feel : Tenderness (+)
Move : Active-passive movement of knee joint are restricted due to pain and
reduce range of motion.
NVD : Sensibilty good, dorsalis pedis artery and tibialis posterior are palpable,
CRT <2 seconds
CLINICAL FINDINGS
HCT 33,6 % 37 - 48 %
MCV 87,7 fl 80 – 97 fl
Secondary
Primay
• Trauma • Genetic
• Anatomical abnormality
• Inflammatory disorders
Solomon L, Warwick D, Nayagam S. Osteoarthritis : Apley’s System of Orthopaedics and Fracture. 9th ed, London : Hodder Education. 2010.
CLINICAL FINDINGS
Symptoms Signs
Pain Joint swelling
Swelling Deformity
Crepitus
Instability
Solomon L, Warwick D, Nayagam S. Osteoarthritis : Apley’s System of Orthopaedics and Fracture. 9th ed, London : Hodder Education. 2010.
CLASSIFICATION
KELLGREN-LAWRENCE GRADING SCALE
Grade 1 (Doubtful)
- Minimal
- Equivocal osteophytes are observed at the medial
joint margin
Hiyashi D., Guermazi A. Imaging for Osteoarthritis, Annals Of Physical And Rehabilitation
Medicine Vol 59 : Elsevier. 2015
• Grade 2 ( Mild)
– Presence of at least one definite marginal osteophyte
– Without evidence of joint space narrowing
Hiyashi D., Guermazi A. Imaging for Osteoarthritis, Annals Of Physical And Rehabilitation
Medicine Vol 59 : Elsevier. 2015
• Grade 3 (Moderate)
– Moderate joint space narrowing
– Marginal osteophyte
– Some sclerosis and possible joint deformity
Hiyashi D., Guermazi A. Imaging for Osteoarthritis, Annals Of Physical And Rehabilitation
Medicine Vol 59 : Elsevier. 2015
• Grade 4 (Severe)
– Bone to bone contact
– Complete obliteration of joint space
– Severe Subchondral Sclerosis
– Definite joint deformity
Hiyashi D., Guermazi A. Imaging for Osteoarthritis, Annals Of Physical And Rehabilitation
Medicine Vol 59 : Elsevier. 2015
STAGE 1
STAGE 2
STAGE 3
STAGE 4
DIAGNOSTIC OSTEOARTHRITIS
Miller M. D, Thompson S. R. Disorder of Knee and Foot, Osteoarthritis : Miller’s Review of Orthopaedics, 7th ed, Elsevier. 2016.
DIAGNOSTIC (HISTORY)
• History taking
Sex : Men and women are equally likely to develop OA, but more joints are affected in
women than in men
Occupation : There is good evidence of an association between OA and certain
occupations which cause repetitive stress
Body Mass Index : Obesity causes increased joint loading
Complain : Patients complain of dull, achy pain at the involved joint, usually worse with
activity
Joint involvement : One or two of the weightbearing joints (hip or knee), on the
interphalangeal joints (especially in women)
History : A family history is common in patients with polyarticular OA
Miller M. D, Thompson S. R. Disorder of Knee and Foot, Osteoarthritis : Miller’s Review of Orthopaedics, 7th ed, Elsevier. 2016
Solomon L, Warwick D, Nayagam S. Osteoarthritis : Apley’s System of Orthopaedics and Fracture. 9th ed, London : Hodder Education. 2010.
DIAGNOSTIC (PHYSICAL EXAMINATION)
• Look
– Deformity
– Swelling
– Muscle wasting
• Feel
– Tenderness to palpation at the joint
surface
– Crepitus
• ROM
– with loss of ROM, and pain with passive
ROM
• NVD
Varus deformity of the right knee
– Sensibility good due to osteoarthritis
Miller M. D, Thompson S. R. Disorder of Knee and Foot, Osteoarthritis : Miller’s Review of Orthopaedics, 7th ed, Elsevier. 2016.
Solomon L, Warwick D, Nayagam S. Osteoarthritis : Apley’s System of Orthopaedics and Fracture. 9th ed, London : Hodder Education. 2010.
DIAGNOSTIC (RADIOGRAPHS)
Radiographs show varying severity of joint
space narrowing and osteophyte formation
Narrowing of
Subchondral Marginal Subchondral
the ‘joint
sclerosis osteophytes cysts
space’
Miller M. D, Thompson S. R. Disorder of Knee and Foot, Osteoarthritis : Miller’s Review of Orthopaedics, 7th ed, Elsevier. 2016.
Solomon L, Warwick D, Nayagam S. Osteoarthritis : Apley’s System of Orthopaedics and Fracture. 9th ed, London : Hodder Education. 2010.
DIAGNOSTIC (RADIOGRAPHS)
Solomon L, Warwick D, Nayagam S. Osteoarthritis : Apley’s System of Orthopaedics and Fracture. 9th ed, London : Hodder Education. 2010.
DIAGNOSTIC
• Normal radiographs, stiff on examination
Grade 0
• Mild dorsal osteophyte, joint space preserved, mild pain at extremes of ROM
Grade I
Grade II
• Moderate osteophyte formation, jointspace narrowing (<50%), moderate pain
with ROM that may be more constant
Grade III
• Severe osteophyte formation, substantial joint space narrowing (>50%),
significant stiffness with pain at extreme ROM but not at midrange
Grade IV
• Same as III but with pain at midrange of passive motion
Miller M. D, Thompson S. R. Disorder of Knee and Foot, Osteoarthritis : Miller’s Review of Orthopaedics, 7th ed, Elsevier. 2016.
DIFFERENSIAL DIAGNOSIS
Feature OA RA Gout Spondyloarthritis
Inflammation - + + +
Location typically involved Hips, knees, spine, 1st CMC MC, PIP wrists feet, ankles MTP feet, ankles knees Sacroiliac spine large
DIP, PIP peripheral
Special articular findings Bouchard’s nodes Ulnar dev, swan neck Urate crystals En bloc spine enthesopathy
Heberden’s nodes boutonnière (eg.Achilles)
Bone changes Osteophytes Osteopenia erosions Erosions Erosions ankylosis
Extra-articular feature SC nodules pulmonary Tophi olec. Bursitis renal Uveitis conjungtivitis aortic
cardiac splenomegaly stones insuff. Psoriasis IBD
Lab data Normal + RF, anti-CCP ↑UA
Sabatin, M. S., 2011, Pocket Medicine, 4th Ed. Lippincott Williams & Walkins, A. Wolters Kluwer
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
Damage at the
more weight
Osteophytosis
bearing articular
• OA is primarily disease of cartilage cartilage
• The exact initiating factor for
Osteoarthritis is not known
• The equilibrium between anabolism Changes in
Synovitis
Subcondral bone
and catabolism is weighted in favor of
degradation
• The disruption of collagen network
hyperhydration and reduces stiffness
Thickening of the
of cartilage joint capsule
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
MECHANISM OF DEGRADATION
Cytokines activate
osteocytes osteoblast
Cytokines+ T cells will Proteases cause the
(to compensate the
stimulate sinovium to degradation of protein
degradation) by causes
produce Proteases (Cartilage)
subchondral sclerosis
osteophytes
MEDICAL TREATMENT
Based on classification??
PROGNOSIS