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Marcin Szkudlarek1, Richard J Wakefield, Marina Backhaus
1Department of Rheumatology University of Copenhagen Hospital at Køge, Lykkebækvej 1, 4600 Køge Denmark. marcin@dadlnet.dk
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This review presents data about the discriminatory role of US in differentiating findings between healthy people and patients with RA and arthritides, comparisons between active and inactive changes in RA, as well as between early and advanced changes in RA as visualized with US. The theoretical basis of discriminatory capacity is sketchy and the few studies that provide evidence of its use when assessing RA patients with US are discussed. We also suggest directions for potential research areas.
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