OSTEOARTHRITIS DISEASE AND MODERN TREATMENT METHODS.
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Key words: Osteoarthrosis, joint, tissues, diagnosis, conservative treatment, computed tomography, osteoarthrosis, radiography.Abstrak
Abstract: Osteoarthritis, or arthrosis, is a degenerative disease of the bones and
joints, which is mainly associated with wear and tear of joint tissue. This disease often
occurs in older people, but it can also occur in young people. The main symptoms of
osteoarthritis are pain, joint stiffness, limited range of motion, and muscle weakness
around the joint. This article provides detailed information about modern treatment
methods for osteoarthritis.
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