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Use of contrast enhanced magnetic resonance imaging to detect spinal inflammation in patients with spondyloarthritides
2002
Clin Exp Rheumatol
unpublished
Inflammation of spinal structures is a characteristic feature of the spondylo-arthritides (SpA). The term SpA covers patients with inflammatory back pain and/or peripheral arthritis who can be further categorized. Ankylosing spon-dylitis (AS), the prototype of the SpA, the most frequent inflammatory spinal disease in adults, usually starts in the s a c roiliac joints. Pat h o l ogic spinal changes occurring in AS are spondyl-itis, spondylodiscitis and inflammation and ankylosis also at other
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