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R. Eh bien, il s’agirait de ce que l’on appelle une arthrite traumatique, qui consiste, disons, en un dommage sur cette articulation particulière dû à des modifications de sa mécanique articulaire, lesquelles sont consécutives à une lésion. Tout ce qui déplace une articulation, ou tout dommage porté à une partie motrice, de quelque manière, contribue à son usure plus rapide.
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A. Well, it would be what we call a traumatic arthritis, which is oh, damage to that particular joint, due to alterations of its mechanics, which were caused by an injury. Anything that throws a joint out of alignment, or damages a working part, in any way, allows it to wear out faster. And this wearing out we speak of is a traumatic arthritis, when it’s due to one or two, say, specific injuries. If it’s due to the injuries of getting 50 years old, we call it osteoarthritis, but it’s much the same.
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