Quantitatively Measured Infrapatellar Fat Pad Signal Intensity Alteration is Associated with Joint Effusion-synovitis in Knee Osteoarthritis.

Guangfeng Ruan,Shilong Lu,Yan Zhang,Zhaohua Zhu,Peihua Cao,Xiaoshuai Wang,Jia Li,Su'an Tang,Tianyu Chen,Weiyu Han,Jianwei Zhu,Di Chen,Benny Antony,Tania Winzenberg,Anita E Wluka,Flavia Cicuttini,Changhai Ding

Current medical imaging（2023）

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Quantitatively measured IPFP signal intensity alteration is positively associated with joint effusion-synovitis in people with knee OA, suggesting that IPFP signal intensity alteration may contribute to effusion-synovitis and a coexistent pattern of these two imaging biomarkers could exist in knee OA patients.

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effusion-synovitis,infrapatellar fat pad,magnetic resonance imaging,osteoarthritis,quantitatively measured,signal intensity alteration

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