… and anabolic processes by anti-inflammatory mediators. Here we … inflammatory mediators
in synovium of patients with diagnostic arthroscopy (control), joint trauma (JT), osteoarthritis …

… progressing patients from nonprogressing patients would be of great help to clinicians and
their patients. Reasons for these differences remain undetermined, but synovial inflammation …

… in 3 patients; 2 patients became PCR negative on etanercept. Five of 6 patients with
adequate synovial biopsy specimens showed improvement, but not normalization of histology. …

… release of cartilage degradation products, which activate synovial resident cells (6). However,
… synovial membrane, we hypothesized that the IFP may contribute to synovial inflammation …

… In our study, component 2 was characterized by synovial inflammation at the ACL, medial
parameniscal site, suprapatellar site, and intercondylar site. We did not find an association of …

… In addition, the leptin-enhanced synovial inflammation we report here provides further
support for the metabolic (non-mechanical load) effect of obesity on joint disease, and could …

… The role of synovial inflammation in osteoarthritis (OA) is of … that lead to synovial inflammation
remain largely unknown. The … by the synovium, which triggers a secondary inflammation …

… Evidence of inflammation was often found in patients with osteoarthritis and included
morning stiffness, redness of distal interphalangeal joints, warmth, and effusions in the knees. In …

… proteomic biomarkers in synovial fluid to improve diagnosis and therapy of OA patients.
Methods: … , composed of inflammatory cells and proteins released from synovial fibroblasts, the …

… synovial inflammation (synovitis) which leads to the common symptoms and clinical signs of
OA [Citation23]. In some patients, the … encounter synovial tissue this leads to inflammation […