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==Overview==
==Overview==


==Screening==
==Screening==
Accurate data about the prevalence of OA can be useful for the health care system to have appropriate plans for management of OA patients. Nowadays, the OA screening in general population depends on the self-reported symptoms recorded during the clinical evaluation. An approved screening algorithm OA with sufficient sensitivities and specificities is necessary for OA management. Due to the lack of a reliable screening test for OA, the assessments of the prevalence of OA in a general population is difficult. Meanwhile, some scientist, have worked on screening questionnaires for identifying the knee or hip OA according the patient symptoms. But using only a questionnaire to identify OA cases without the physical examinations and radiographs look unrealistic.                                                                                                         
Accurate data about the prevalence of OA can be useful for the health care system to have appropriate plans for management of OA patients. Nowadays, the OA screening in general population depends on the self-reported symptoms recorded during the clinical evaluation. An approved screening algorithm OA with sufficient sensitivities and specificities is necessary for OA management. Due to the lack of a reliable screening test for OA, the assessments of the prevalence of OA in a general population is difficult. Meanwhile, some scientist have worked on the screening questionnaires for identifying the knee or hip OA. Using only a questionnaire to identify OA cases without the physical examinations and radiographs would be non-verifiable.                                                                                                         


==References==
==References==

Revision as of 21:02, 22 April 2018

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Editor-In-Chief: C. Michael Gibson, M.S., M.D. [1] ; Associate Editor(s)-in-Chief: Mohammadmain Rezazadehsaatlou[2], Irfan Dotani [3]

Overview

Screening

Accurate data about the prevalence of OA can be useful for the health care system to have appropriate plans for management of OA patients. Nowadays, the OA screening in general population depends on the self-reported symptoms recorded during the clinical evaluation. An approved screening algorithm OA with sufficient sensitivities and specificities is necessary for OA management. Due to the lack of a reliable screening test for OA, the assessments of the prevalence of OA in a general population is difficult. Meanwhile, some scientist have worked on the screening questionnaires for identifying the knee or hip OA. Using only a questionnaire to identify OA cases without the physical examinations and radiographs would be non-verifiable.

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