Оптическая спектроскопия в диагностике раннего остеоартрита (обзор литературы)

Оптическая спектроскопия в диагностике раннего остеоартрита (обзор литературы)

Автор: Гончарук Ю.Р., Липина М.М., Лычагин А.В., Тимашев П.С., Вязанкин И.А., Азаркин К.М.

Журнал: Кафедра травматологии и ортопедии @jkto

Рубрика: Обзор литературы

Статья в выпуске: 3 (49), 2022 года.

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На сегодняшний день в медицине активно ведется разработка новых методов клинической, в том числе интраоперационной, диагностики. Существующие на данный момент техники визуализации помогают выявить морфологические особенности, но не предоставляют информацию о клеточном составе и биохимическом состоянии ткани. Тем не менее для решения широкого пула клинических задач необходимо развитие новых методов и разработка приборов, позволяющих быстро и надежно проводить биохимическую диагностику интраартикулярных структур, в частности остеоартрита. Клиническая потребность в аналитических методах, позволяющих выполнять такого рода задачи, обусловлена субъективностью существующих методов диагностики интраартикулярных повреждений.Целью данного обзора является предоставление информации о существующих методах диагностики и определения раннего остеоартрита. Выводы: Оптические методы позволяют проводить анализ биохимического состояния интраартикулярных тканей и дают качественные и воспроизводимые результаты, а также имеют потенциал в использовании артроскопической диагностики. Cпектроскопия диффузного отражения является новым экономически эффективным методом визуализации, который может помочь в ранней диагностике остеоартрита, мониторинге прогрессирования повреждения комплекса хрящ-субхондральная кость и, таким образом, в принятии своевременного и персонифицированного решения относительно тактики лечения.Изменения биохимического состава и морфологические нарушения в суставном хряще, субхондральной кости, а также менисках и связках коленного сустава при прогрессировании ОА нуждаются в дальнейшем систематическом изучении.

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Хрящ, остеоартрит, оптическая спектроскопия, спектроскопия диффузного отражения, интраартикулярные повреждения

Короткий адрес: https://sciup.org/142237443

IDR: 142237443   |   DOI: 10.17238/2226-2016-2022-3-77-89

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