DECT Superior to Ultrasound for Identification of Gouty Knee Arthritis
Dual-energy computed tomography was superior to ultrasound for diagnosing suspected gouty knee arthritis.
Dual-energy computed tomography was superior to ultrasound for diagnosing suspected gouty knee arthritis.
Researchers sought to investigate the cross-sectional association between patient-reported swelling and effusion-synovitis on MRI in patients with OA and meniscal tear.
Researchers sought to determine the predictive value of tibiofemoral MRI, patellofemoral MRI, and KLG1 for the incidence of clinical or radiographic knee OA.
The results of the FUTURE 5 study show that secukinumab improved signs and symptoms and inhibited radiographic structural progression at 24 weeks in psoriatic arthritis.
Ultrasound is a reliable diagnostic tool for identifying calcium pyrophosphate deposition disease.
The diagnostic utility of repeat MRI was examined in people who were HLA-B27-negative or positive.
Ultrasound imaging is more accurate, faster, and less painful than traditional X-rays for assessing the broken arms of children.
Osteoarthritis clinical practice recommendations have just been released by EULAR.
New guidelines for rheumatoid arthritis treatment with DMARDs and money being steered into lupus research highlight this week’s The Handoff.
Cross-sectional survey study examines patients undergoing spine surgery and their knowledge of radiation exposure.