Strategy for the use of chondroprotectors in osteoarthrosis


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Symptomatic slow-acting drugs (chondroprotectors) as different dosage forms have widespread application in the treatment of osteoarthrosis (OA) at different locations. The literature review considers their possible effect on carbohydrate metabolism, which is particularly important due to the high prevalence of diabetes mellitus in patients with OA. Current clinical recommendations for the use of chondroprotectors in the therapy of OA are given.

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Стратегия применения хондропротекторов при остеоартрозе. - Аннотация. Симптоматические препараты медленного действия (хондропротекторы) в виде разных лекарственных форм находят широкое применение при лечении остеоартроза (ОА) различных локализаций. В обзоре литературы рассматривается их возможное влияние на углеводный обмен, что особенно важно ввиду высокой распространенности сахарного диабета у больных ОА. Представлены современные клинические рекомендации по применению хондропротекторов в терапии ОА.
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