Rheumatology: Current Research
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Rheumatic Disorders and Its New Treatment

Lei Wei^{* *}Correspondence: Lei Wei, Department of Orthopaedics, Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, USA, Email:

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Stiffness or rheumatic disorder alludes to an intense or incessant disease which is portrayed by aggravation and decreased capacity of interfacing or supporting structures, for example, the joints, ligaments, tendons, bones, and muscles. Rheumatism or rheumatic disorder refers to an acute or chronic illness which is characterized by inflammation and reduced function of connecting or supporting structures such as the joints, tendons, ligaments, bones, and muscles.

Rheumatology: Current Research (RCR) publishes a wide range of article in this discipline covering all modern trends in clinical and experimental research associated with physiology, rheumatology, inflammatory, immunologic, metabolic, and degenerative soft and hard connective tissue diseases, and also pediatric rheumatology and creates a platform for the authors to contribute towards the journal. The editorial office promises to peer review the submitted manuscripts ensure quality. Rheumatology: Current Research is a Scholarly Open Access journal that aims to publish the most complete and reliable source of information on discoveries and current developments as original articles, review articles, case reports, short communications, etc. in the field and provide online access to researchers worldwide without any restrictions or subscriptions.

Rheumatology: Current Research is a peer reviewed journal, serving the International Scientific Community. This Rheumatology journal offers an open access platform to the authors to publish their research outcome. During the year 2019, we have published articles related to Tumoral calcinosis, Polyarthritis, Patellar Tendinopathy, Systemic Lupus Erythematosus, Osteoarthritis and many more. The research article of Volume 9 issue 2 of Tekeoglu I, et al. shown that US gives another imaging system for patellar tendinopathy in patients with knee OA. When assessing patellar tendinopathy by US, a physical assessment is additionally required. The patients' age, weight, BMI and seriousness of OA were seen as autonomous hazard factors for PT thickness [1]. Case Report of Albaadani A, et al. summarized that Trichosporon is an astute parasitic contamination that requires a high list of clinical doubt. Atomic finding is a quick, profoundly delicate and solid symptomatic instrument that assumes a pivotal job in accelerating finding [2].

Review of Attur M, et al. demonstrated that exosomes arrangements containing subpopulations of vesicles with various creation and size may have variable restorative potential contingent upon the disengagement technique. Future investigations are justified to defeat these specialized obstacles and create novel pharmacological treatments dependent on exosome-interceded conveyance [3].

Case Report of Medellin MR, et al. concluded that biopsy may add to decide the histopathological attributes and affirm the conclusion. Because of the vague qualities of this condition, the radiologists, clinicians and pathologists ought to know so as to maintain a strategic distance from off base conclusion [4].

References

1. Ibrahim Tekeoglu , Sibel Takci, Halil Harman, Sinem Sag.nConcordance of Patellar Tendinopathy in Patients with PrimarynKnee Osteoarthritis: A Clinical and Ultrasonographic Study.nRheumatology (Sunnyvale). 2019;9(2):1-5.
2. Albaadani A, Kallam K , Albarrag A. The First Reported Case ofnTrichosporon asahii in Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) fromnRiyadh, Saudi Arabia. Rheumatology (Sunnyvale). 2019;9(2):1-4.
3. Attur M, Mignatti P, Han T, Attur MG. Extracellular VesiclesnBiology and its Emerging Role in Osteoarthritis and RelatednArthritides. . Rheumatology (Sunnyvale). 2019;9(2):1-9.
4. Medellin MR, Salinas-Alvarez V, Gomez-Mier LC, Soto-MontoyanC. Isolated Tumoral Calcinosis in the Hip Mimicking Peri-articularnInfection: A Case Report and Literature Review. Rheumatologyn(Sunnyvale). 2019;9(3):1-4.