Thus, the two groups of participants might have differed by more than just the clinical (rather unspecific back pain and/or spinal stiffness) and radiological symptoms of DISH (an arbitrary set of ...

Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH) and ankylosing spondylitis (AS) are different types of arthritis. Some symptoms of these conditions may overlap, but DISH and AS also have ...

Today, researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine describe a "clinical trial in a dish" using patient ... that mimicked the clinical symptoms seen in patients with that condition.

24,29–31 Shown are the affected organs and the frequency of clinical manifestations in Behçet’s syndrome. CNS denotes central nervous system. Shown are the typical features of Behçet’s ...

DISH and AS can both cause stiffness and pain. DISH can affect the upper back and neck, while AS may cause symptoms in the lower back and hips. Treatment can help manage both conditions and ...