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What are some symptoms of Joint Hypermobility?
Uneven skin folds on the thigh, Less mobility or flexibility on one side, Limping, toe walking, or a waddling gait
What are some common causes of Joint Hypermobility?
Genetic factors, Connective tissue disorders, Hormonal influences
What is the Nine Point Beighton Scoring System used for?
To assess joint hypermobility based on specific criteria and tests
What are some symptoms of Joint Hypermobility (JH)?
Pain and weakness in joint and muscle, muscle hypertonicity, stretchy skin
What are the causes of Joint Hypermobility?
Genetic factors, mutations in collagen-related gene TNXB, connective tissue abnormalities, collagen deficiency or abnormalities, environmental & behavioral factors
What is the Nine Point Beighton Scoring System used for?
Diagnosis criteria for Benign Joint Hypermobility Syndrome
What is the major criteria for diagnosing Benign Joint Hypermobility Syndrome (BJHS) according to the text?
Beighton’s score > 4/9
How many minor criteria are required for diagnosing BJHS, according to the text?
1-3
What is the management strategy for Joint Hypermobility Syndrome (JHS) as outlined in the text?
Treat the treatable presenting lesion(s), manage acute and chronic pain, write 4 moderately difficult, short answer essay questions
What is the cutoff for the Nine Point Beighton Scoring System for individuals in the age group 40-59, according to the text?
≥2
Explore the characteristics and impact of joint hypermobility, especially in relation to Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. Learn about its prevalence, associated populations, and the potential advantages and challenges of having 'loose joints'. Delve into the causes, including genetic factors and mutations in collagen-related genes.
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