Learning objectives
<br />Know the pathogenic mechanisms of the main osteoarticular diseases -inflammatory, degenerative and those caused by a metabolic disorder and theirclinical manifestations.<br /> Recognise their repercussions and implications are inphysical activity.<br /> Know which rheumatic diseases can be aggravated by, orbenefit from, physical activity.<br /> Know which physical activities (both amateur andcompetitive) entail greater engagement of the osteoarticular system.
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Course unit content
<br /> 1) The leastfrequent Arthropathies<br />2) Notes onConnective diseases (LES, Scleroderma, Dermato-polymyositis)<br />3) Notes onVasculitis (Polymyalgia Rheumatica, Temporal artheritis)?<br />4) Extra-articularrheumatism (Fibromyalgia)<br />5) Low backpain
Full programme
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Bibliography
<br />MALATTIE REUMATICHE<br />S. TODESCO, P.F GAMBARI<br /> ED. MAC GRAW HILL<br /> <br />PROFESSOR'S NOTES
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