… in part the contention that plasma HA may be unique as a marker, in that it may be a
reflection of synovial involvement and inflammation, rather than only of inflammation, in arthritis. …

… -inflammatory cytokines and the clinical status of OA patients … synovial fluid and the pain
and functional status of patients … pathways in the synovial membrane were also investigated. …

… by antibody staining among arthritic patients found by Smith and colleagues.No correction
could be made in this study with respect to tissue inflammation on biopsies that were graded …

… inflammatory condition. More recently, however, it became evident that synovial inflammation
… Although the biological processes underlying the appearance of synovial inflammation are …

… This study provides an extensive profile of synovial inflammatory mediators in knee OA
and … inflammatory pattern is characterized by a wide array of both anti- and pro-inflammatory …

… Inflammatory symptoms such as joint effusion or articular stiffness are common in OA and
synovial inflammation detected by sonography occurs in more than half of the patients with …

… Synovial tissues of 56 symptomatic OA and 49 RA patients were obtained. Two to three
paraffin … synovial inflammation Patients with OA had lower histological synovitis scores than …

… In summary, CE-MRI seems to be a more reliable and valid measure of synovial inflammation
compared with non-CE-MRI and could be useful in clinical trials as a marker of therapeutic …

… of urocortin in peripheral inflammatory sites have … synovial tissues of patients with RA and
OA. Moreover, we examined the relation between the expression of urocortin and inflammatory …

… The role for inflammatory cells and cytokines is evident in both MetS and OA patients;
however, in contrast with rheumatoid arthritis (RA), synovitis (synovial inflammation) is not …