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Imaging
14:188-201 (2002)
© 2002
The British Institute of Radiology
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Ultrasound imaging of joint disease
P J O'Connor, FRCR
and
A J Grainger, FRCR
Department of Radiology, The General Infirmary at Leeds, Leeds LS1 3EX, UK
Ultrasound is of value in differentiating articular from peri-articular
pathology.
Symptom correlation can be performed at the time
of scanning.
In articular disease, ultrasound is effective
in the demonstration
of subclinical synovitis.
Erosions can
be demonstrated in both small and large joints
often at an earlier
stage than radiographic erosion.
Ultrasound guided diagnostic
and therapeutic injections will
probably be the most important
role of ultrasound in rtheumatology.
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