Glossary entry

Hungarian term or phrase:

Crepit.

English translation:

Crepitation

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Hungarian term

Crepit

Hungarian to English Medical Medical (general)
MK. térd durva crepit.

Patient suffered from an accident and after that was submitted to several spinal surgeries and has problem walking and knee pain. Thank you very much in advance.
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Mar 1, 2017 17:55: Ildiko Santana Created KOG entry

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Crepitation

Gondolom pont volt a "crepit" után az eredetiben. A crepitatio rövidítve, angolul: crepitation - a grating or crackling sound or sensation (as that produced by the fractured ends of a bone moving against each other or as that in tissues affected with gas gangrene) E.g. "crepitation in the arthritic knee"
crepitatio= recsegés/sercegés, pl. ízületi felszínek elmozdulásakor.
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crepitus

The Hungarian medical abbreviation says: crepit. which means crepitatio in Latin.
But English medical term is: crepitus.

http://patient.info/health/chondromalacia-patellae-leaflet

A grating or grinding feeling or noise when the knee moves (crepitus).

http://www.arthritis-health.com/types/general/crepitus-knee


Crepitus in the Knee


Many people experience a crackling, grating, or popping sensation when bending the knee. The medical term for this is knee crepitus.

Arthritis Symptoms Associated Knee Crepitus

Crepitus caused by knee arthritis is often accompanied by other symptoms, such as:

Pain while walking or bending the knee
Knee stiffness that improves with gentle stretching or exercise
Knee tenderness or soreness, most commonly on the inside of the knee (medial knee)
Occasional swelling of the knee
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