The Journal of rheumatology · 2005
Musculoskeletal ultrasound including definitions for ultrasonographic pathology.
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Wakefield Richard J, Balint Peter V, Szkudlarek Marcin, Filippucci Emilio, Backhaus Marina, D'Agostino Maria-Antonietta, Naredo Esperanza, Iagnocco Annamaria, Schmidt Wolfgang A, Bruyn George A W, Bruyn George, Kane David, O'Connor Philip J, Manger Bernhard, Joshua Fred, Koski Juhani, Grassi Walter, Lassere Marissa N D, Swen Nanno, Kainberger Franz, Klauser Andrea, Ostergaard Mikkel, Brown Andrew K, Machold Klaus P, Conaghan Philip G, OMERACT 7 Special Interest Group
Аннотация
Ultrasound (US) has great potential as an outcome in rheumatoid arthritis trials for detecting bone erosions, synovitis, tendon disease, and enthesopathy. It has a number of distinct advantages over magnetic resonance imaging, including good patient tolerability and ability to scan multiple joints in a short period of time. However, there are scarce data regarding its validity, reproducibility, and responsiveness to change, making interpretation and comparison of studies difficult. In particular, there are limited data describing standardized scanning methodology and standardized definitions of US pathologies. This article presents the first report from the OMERACT ultrasound special interest group, which has compared US against the criteria of the OMERACT filter. Also proposed for the first time are consensus US definitions for common pathological lesions seen in patients with inflammatory arthritis.