
handle: 11607/2239
Kortikosteroidler insan adrenal korteksinden salgılanan hormonlardır. Romatoid artrit tedavisinde uzun yıllardır kullanılan bu ilaçların antiinflamatuar ve immun modulatuar etkileri vardır. Romatoid Artritte oluŞan sinoviti güvenilir, etkin ve hızlı bir Şekilde baskılarken, son zamanlarda Romatoid Artritte radyolojik progresyonu önlediği yönünde yayınlar vardır. Romatoid Artritte uzun süreli kullanım endikasyonu olan kortikosteroidlerin olası yan etkilerinin farkında olunmalı ve gerekli önlemler alınmalıdır.
Corticosteroids are hormons which are secreted from human adrenal cortex. They are used commonly in treatment of rheumatoid arthritis because of their antiinflamatory and immunmodulatory effect. There are reports about corticosteroids that they quickly and effectively suppress synovitis and prevent radiological progression as erosive changes. The side effects of corticosteroids should be known and prevention must be taken if it is necessary.
Treatment, Romatoid Artrit, Romatoid Artrit;Kortikosteroidler;Tedavi, 616, Tedavi, Kortikosteroidler, RheumatoidArthritis;Corticosteroids;Treatment, Corticosteroids, Rheumatoid Arthritis
Treatment, Romatoid Artrit, Romatoid Artrit;Kortikosteroidler;Tedavi, 616, Tedavi, Kortikosteroidler, RheumatoidArthritis;Corticosteroids;Treatment, Corticosteroids, Rheumatoid Arthritis
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