… patients not selected for exhibiting overt synovitis. Indeed, we have previously reported that
… patients who are obese exhibit a more inflammatory synovial fluid profile than OA patients …

… patients with end-stage disease undergoing joint replacement surgery [2, 9, 10]. Synovial
inflammation … Even when inflammation is secondary to other processes within the osteoarthritic …

… markers of type II collagen and synovial tissue destruction respectively—disease activity
and the severity of joint destruction in patients with knee osteoarthritis (OA). The clinical …

… serum and synovial fluid (SF) samples of patients with osteoarthritis (… patients. The
levels of adipokines were also determined in conditioned media from cultured joint tissues (synovium, …

… is present and actively involved in the pathogenesis of osteoarthritis (OA). The most broadly
… synovial inflammation by stimulation of cells in the synovial lining. Activated synovial cells …

… of synovial macrophages in OA and other inflammatory arthritis… the development of OA-like
synovial insulin resistance (44), … In a study to assess the synovial inflammation between early …

… of synovial inflammation and catabolism. Consequently, the development of synovial insulin
… insulin to suppress the production of inflammatory and catabolic mediators that promote OA. …

… The volume of synovium is determined with low, intermediate and high-speed enhancement
… synovitis score”. The objective of the work is to study synovial membrane (SM) inflammation …

… osteoarthritis was corroborated by arthroscopic evidence of characteristic cartilage degeneration.
Signs of inflammation were confined to areas of the synovial … the synovial inflammation …

… synovial inflammation 56. Surprisingly, though, infrapatellar fat pad size is negatively
associated with knee OA prevalence and risk of progression 57. These findings imply that a larger …