DEAR DR. ROACH: I have read everything I can find on Heberden’s nodes. I have one on the middle finger of my left hand, my writing hand. I have had this node for about three months, and I ...

Dear Dr. Roach: I have read everything I can find on Heberden’s nodes. I have one on the middle finger of my left hand, my writing hand. I have had this node for about three months, and I ...

Heberden's nodes are small bony growths that appear on the joint closest to the tip of your finger. Bouchard's nodes are less common than Heberden's nodes, which are bony enlargements of the ...

It happens in the fingers and hands. Small bumps appear on the knuckles closest to the fingertips. They're called Heberden's nodes and are indicators of osteoarthritis.

DEAR DR. ROACH: I have read everything I can find on Heberden's nodes. I have one on the middle finger of my left hand, my writing hand. I have had this node for about three months, and I believe ...

Heberden’s (HEH-ber-den’s) nodes are rather common bony outgrowths or hard bumps at the last joints of certain fingers of some people’s hands. They are a marker for osteoarthritis of those ...

A: The knobs on the finger joints below the fingernail are Heberden's nodes, named after an English doctor who died in 1801. Knobs on the middle-finger joints are Bouchard's nodes, named after a ...

Heberden’s and Bouchard’s nodes are manifestations of osteoarthritis in the hand. A quick anatomy lesson: Your second, third, fourth and fifth fingers all have three phalanges, the small bones ...

Heberden's nodes (HNs) are bony enlargements of the finger joints that are readily detectable in a routine physical exam and are considered hallmarks of osteoarthritis. A new Arthritis ...

Heberden's nodes are bony enlargements of the finger joints that are readily detectable in a routine physical exam and are considered hallmarks of osteoarthritis. A new Arthritis & Rheumatology ...

Q: I have read everything I can find on Heberden’s nodes. I have one on the middle finger of my left hand, my writing hand. I have had this node for about three months, and I believe it is still ...

OSTEOARTHRITIS is the most common form of arthritis and is known to cause unusual bumps and nodes on the fingers. What do they look like? Express. Home of the Daily and Sunday Express.