… Moreover, is synovial inflammation only relevant during the “flare” of the disease or is it an …
regarding synovial inflammation and OA. First, what evidence do we have that inflammation is …

… However, that study was performed in patients with … of inflammatory signs in several HOA
subsets are warranted. On average, patients in this study had fewer joints showing GS synovitis …

… synovial fluid- (SF-) derived exosomes of patients with … Extracellular vesicles (EVs) have
been isolated from inflamed … the release of several inflammatory cytokines and chemokines and …

… and the degree of synovial inflammation in the knee joint. … blood and synovial fluid in a small
study of patients with different … synovial fluid from knee joints of patients with osteoarthritis or …

… Inflammatory osteoarthritis (OA) is a debilitating and highly … that inflammatory and destructive
responses of the synovium play a major role in OA 1 . Moreover, the role of inflammation in …

… evaluate synovial inflammation coupled with the failure of conventional radiography to depict
early cartilage lesions. Synovitis is an important characteristic of chronic inflammatory joint …

… by primary synovial cultures from rheumatoid (RA) and osteoarthritis patients. Increased NO
… arthritides, but may reflect a nonspecific synovial response to injury or inflammation with …

… receptors might also influence the inflammatory process. Receptors of these steroid
hormones have been identified in synovial cells in patients with inflammatory joint diseases. …

… supports the concept of EOA as an inflammatory arthritis. The detection of synovial inflammation
and tenosynovitis in the vast majority of patients with EOA suggests that new treatment …

… inflammatory joint diseases, led to the hypothesis that a potentially specific strategy to control
inflammation … Therefore, the aim of this study was to guide synovial inflammation with four …