Open Access Mini Review

Bone Disease, Different Pathogenesis and Treatment

Da-Yong Lu* and Jin-Yu Che

1Shanghai University, Shanghai200444, PRC, China

Corresponding Author

Received Date: February 27, 2023;  Published Date: March 24, 2023

Abstract

Human bone is a vulnerable tissue requiring high-quality diagnosis and treatment. They are different diseases caused by risk-factors at genetic, accident, nutritional and sporting levels. Different therapeutic convention will be achieved to treat different patients. This editorial highlights disciplines of pharmacology and therapeutics in the clinic.

Keywords: Drug development; Diagnostics; Disease risk; Bone-disease treatment; Clinical trials

Scenarios

Human bone is a vulnerable tissue requiring high-quality diagnosis and treatment. They are different diseases caused by risk-factors at genetic, accident, nutritional and sporting levels. Different therapeutic convention will be achieved to treat different patients. This editorial highlights disciplines of pharmacology and therapeutics in the clinic.

Epidemics

In the life-time of great human population, bone tissue is experienced with at least one type of bone diseases, such as bone fracture, pain, trauma and sport-related diseases [1-2]. Great socioeconomic burdens are placed all across the globes. To ease this financial burden, biomedical study is indispensable.

Diagnosis and Therapeutics

Different symptoms and emergency need different treatment and recovery systems. To achieve better therapeutic outcomes, the progress of diagnosis, instruments, life-style, modern technology and nursery contribute various therapeutic response and outcomes [3-20]. More therapeutic study and clinical application is important.

Disease Recovery

After diverse round of surgery or other treatments, bone disease will enter into recovery stages. Techniques [10-13], emergency [7] and nursery [20] also play key role for symptom alleviation and therapeutic benefiting in the clinic. Following steps will be noticed;

Management systems for recovery

1. Instruments (light or temperature control)

2. Life-style (frequency of sunbath)

3. Personal assistance (cane supports or wheel-chair)

4. Food supports and nutrition

5. Calcium tablets

6. Bio-agents (fish calcitonin and others)

7. Acupuncture

8. Herbal medicine

9. Nursery

10. Therapeutic combination

11. Modern techniques (AI and computer-aid decision and surgery)

Different therapeutics are chosen from high-quality of disease diagnosis. More advanced techniques will be utilized in disease diagnosis, prognosis, surgery and treatments. To promote these management pathways, different types of biomedical experts may participate.

Conclusion

Patho-therapeutic relation of bone diseases must be updated. Expanding clinical therapeutics and cost-effective consideration is indispensable.

Acknowledgement

None.

Conflicts of Interest

No conflicts of Interest.

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