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      Arthritis

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        Osteoarthritis of the fingers

        When osteoarthritis develops in a joint, the cartilage becomes irregular, rough and loses its thickness and the bone underneath thickens. The bones at the edge of the joint grow outward, called "spurs", and excess synovial fluid may be produced, causing the joint to swell. This will make it difficult to perform normal tasks and will cause the surrounding muscles to weaken. If severe osteoarthritis is present, the spurs will grind against each other during movement. This can, over time, change the shape of the joint creating a deformity.

        Sporting Wellbeing Corner

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          Rotator Cuff Tendinitis in Baseball Pitchers: Prevention & Care

          To complete his pitch, the baseball pitcher brings his arm behind him to the top of his head. The arm is then in maximum external rotation, which can eventually cause posterior capsular dislocation of the shoulder. This malposition of the glenohumeral joint limits the movement of the arm in internal rotation when the arm is forward. This deformity will cause injury to the rotator cuff.

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