Rheumatology
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By Olga Goodman, MD
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Interactive · DISH / Forestier disease

DISH I · Foundations

Recognise DISH, interpret imaging, plan conservative care and identify trauma, swallowing and neurological red flags.

ProfessionalsEN · RU · ES · PLOpen demo

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Interactive · DISH / Forestier disease

The Candle-Wax Spine

A stiff back, a chance X-ray finding — and a condition with a long name

Patients & CaregiversEN · RU · ES · PLFree after registration

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Professional Essentials · DISH / Forestier disease

DISH: clinical reasoning and imaging – Professional Essentials

An open clinical overview of the imaging pattern, differential diagnosis, trauma precautions, neurological and swallowing complications, and practical care. · Professional Essentials · Open access, no registration

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Collection · DISH / Forestier disease

DISH: diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis

Forestier disease in context: practical explanations for patients and clinical reasoning for professionals, with original RheumaView cases and images.

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Collection · DISH / Forestier disease

DISH: understand the finding, choose the next step

A practical guide to diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis, also called Forestier disease: symptoms, images, movement and preparing for care.

Patients & CaregiversENOpen access

Patient Essentials · DISH / Forestier disease

DISH: the essentials

Understand the finding, choose useful care, and prepare for situations in which a stiff spine needs extra attention.

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In Depth · DISH / Forestier disease

DISH in the report: what the name means

Understand the diagnosis, who develops it, and what is known about progression and inherited susceptibility.

Patients & CaregiversENOpen access

In Depth · DISH / Forestier disease

Understanding the images

Learn what X-rays, CT and MRI can answer, and how to use your own images at a medical visit.

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In Depth · DISH / Forestier disease

Movement, treatment and everyday life

Build an individualized plan for activity, symptom relief, daily tasks and preparation for procedures.

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In Depth · DISH / Forestier disease

New symptoms: when to seek help

Know how urgently to act after an injury or with new nerve, swallowing or breathing symptoms.

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