Abstract:
The prevalence of chronic joint diseases, among which osteoarthritis (OA) predominates,
continues to grow rapidly throughout the world. Until now, most patients begin to receive adequate
treatment only at the stage of organ failure of the joint, when it is no longer possible to significantly
slow down the progression of the pathological process. This reduces the effectiveness of the
therapy. Early OA is one of the least studied problems. The article discusses the problem of timely
detection and comprehensive treatment of early OA
