RESUMO
Kashin-Beck disease is an endemic, chronic and multiple osteoarthropathy, which can involve multiple joints of the whole body, and the disability rate is very high. At present, there are few relevant studies on ankle lesions of adult Kashin-Beck disease, and there are few systematic reports. This paper reviews the clinical manifestations, imaging research, biochemical research and treatment of Kashin-Beck disease ankle arthritis, so as to provide a more systematic basis for the study of Kashin-Beck disease ankle arthritis.
RESUMO
Kashin-Beck disease (KBD) is a kind of endemic osteoarthropathy which etiology and pathological mechanism are not completely clear, and its disability rate is very high. The differences in the patients' conditions and severity of KBD lead to different treatment methods. The common treatment methods include non drug treatment, drug treatment and surgical treatment, and their essence is to reduce the clinical symptoms of patients and improve the quality of life. In order to provide scientific guidance for clinical diagnosis and treatment, this paper reviews the literature and systematically analyzes the treatment of KBD.