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Avances en la terapia basada en ácido hialurónico para pacientes con osteoartritis
Resumen
Introducción: La osteoartritis se considera una de las principales causas de discapacidad funcional.
Objetivo: mostrar avances en la terapia basada en ácido hialurónico para pacientes con osteoartritis.
Desarrollo: El ácido hialurónico posee funciones en la articulación que incluyen la lubricación, que sirve como relleno de espacio para permitir que la articulación permanezca abierta y la regulación de actividades celulares como la unión de proteínas.
Conclusiones: El ácido hialurónico es un fármaco potencial para ayudar a reducir los efectos secundarios de la osteoartritis.
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