Joint Damage

Cross-source consensus on Joint Damage from 1 sources and 3 claims.

1 sources · 3 claims

Benefits

Repeated joint bleeding can cause haemophilic arthropathy, pain, reduced mobility, disability, and reduced quality of life. — Quantitative and qualitative motion analysis for early detection of joint damage in haemophilia patients: study protocol for a pilot feasibility study at a German haemophilia treatment centre
Undetected childhood joint damage may lead to severe physical limitations in adulthood. — Quantitative and qualitative motion analysis for early detection of joint damage in haemophilia patients: study protocol for a pilot feasibility study at a German haemophilia treatment centre
Timely physiotherapy, factor replacement, and orthopaedic care can improve mobility and quality of life. — Quantitative and qualitative motion analysis for early detection of joint damage in haemophilia patients: study protocol for a pilot feasibility study at a German haemophilia treatment centre