Aktuelle Rheumatologie 2009; 34(3): 153-156
DOI: 10.1055/s-0029-1225344
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Assessment von Hand-Osteoarthrosen mithilfe von Patienten-zentrierten Fragebögen

Assessment of Hand Osteoarthritis and Patient Centred Outcome MeasuresJ. Sautner 1 , 2
  • 1LK Weinviertel Stockerau, 2. Med. Abteilung, NÖ Kompetenzzentrum für Rheumatologie, Stockerau, Austria
  • 2Karl Landsteiner Institut für klinische Rheumatologie, Stockerau, Austria
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Publication History

Publication Date:
07 July 2009 (online)

Zusammenfassung

Handosteoarthrosen (HOA) stellen eine sehr häufige Erkrankung dar, welche zu einer beträchtlichen Behinderung führen können. In ihrer Beachtung wurden sie lange Zeit deutlich hinter Arthrosen der großen Gelenke wie der Hüfte oder dem Kniegelenk gereiht. Das Assessment von Handosteoarthrosen mit der Anwendung von Krankheits-spezifischen Scores ist mittlerweile von den Fachgesellschaften international gefordert und befürwortet worden und beginnt sich zu etablieren, sowohl in klinischen Studien als auch als Verlaufsinstrument in der täglichen Routine. Nach einer Zeit des Einsatzes unspezifischer Instrumente wurden im Wesentlichen zwei Patienten-zentrierte Fragebögen entwickelt und in diesem Patientenkollektiv validiert: der AUSCAN und der SACRAH mit seiner Weiterentwicklung zum M-SACRAH und SF-SACRAH. Eine rezente Vergleichsarbeit attestierte sowohl dem AUSCAN als auch dem M-SACRAH gleichwertige Einsetzbarkeit zum Assessment dieser Patienten.

Abstract

Hand osteoarthritis (HOA) is a highly prevalent condition, which can result in considerable disability. In comparison with the diagnostic and therapeutic efforts concerning knee or hip OA, HOA has been neglected for quite some time. The international rheumatological community has agreed upon the necessity for the assessment of HOA by applying disease-specific scores both for the performance of clinical trials and for use in daily clinical routine. While unspecific scores have been used in former times, in the last few years two specific scoring instruments have been created and validated in affected patients: the AUSCAN and the SACRAH with its modifications into the M-SACRAH and the SF-SACRAH. A recent publication dealt with the comparison of AUSCAN and M-SACRAH and revealed the applicability and reliability of both instruments in this patient cohort.

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Dr. J. Sautner

LK Weinviertel Stockerau

2. Med. Abteilung, NÖ

Kompetenzzentrum für Rheumatologie

Stockerau

Austria



Karl Landsteiner Institut für klinische Rheumatologie

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2000 Stockerau

Austria

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