High White Blood Cell And Osteoarthritis
Diagnosis
Osteoarthritis is often visible in x-rays. Cartilage loss is suggested by certain characteristics of the images:
- The normal space between the bones in a joint is narrowed.
- There is an abnormal increase in bone density.
- Bony projections, cysts, or erosions are visible.
If the doctor suspects other conditions, or if the diagnosis is uncertain, additional tests are necessary.
It is important to note that a negative x-ray does not rule out osteoarthritis. Likewise, some people may have minimal...
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