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Quantitative cartilage imaging in knee osteoarthritis.

Arthritis · 2011 · PMC3200067 · PMID 22046518

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An analysis of specific radiographic features in a sample from the OAI found that osteophyte status (at baseline) was not associated with medial cartilage loss over 12 months but that knees with medial joint space narrowing showed a trend towards higher rates of change than those without, and that knees with medial femoral subchondral bone sclerosis displayed significantly greater rates of progression than those without [ 120 ].

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In this study, elevated CTXII was also associated with radiographic progression (by KLG or JSN, but did not reach statistical significance [ 144 ].

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