Возможности применения лучевых методов исследования в диагностике кристаллических артропатий

 Представлен обзор современных методов  инструментальной и лабораторной диагностики  кристаллических артропатий. Обсуждаются достоинства и  недостатки лучевых методов исследования в выявлении  критериев и построении дифференциального ряда среди  различных по природе кристаллических депозитов. Показано, что метод ультразвуковой диагностики обладает  высокой чувствительностью и специфичностью в диагностике кристаллических артропатий.
Введение в диагностическую практику ультразвукового  метода исследования позволит значительно повысить  точность диагностики кальцификатов с последующим  своевременным назначением лечебной и  профилактической тактики пациентами с данным типом  артрита, а новый набор диагностических критериев применительно к ультразвуковому исследованию в  артрологии может способствовать дальнейшему  повышению точности диагностики кристаллических  артропатий. 

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