How many joints in the hands and wrists should be included in a score of radiologic abnormalities used to assess rheumatoid arthritis?

T. Sharp, John; T. Sharp, John; Y. Young, Donald; B. Bluhm, Gilbert; Brook, Andrew; C. Brower, Anne; Corbett, Mary; L. Decker, John; K. Genant, Harry; P. Gofton, J.; Goodman, Neal; Larsen, A.; D. Lidsky, Martin; Pussila, Pekka; S. Weinstein, Aaron; N. Weissman, Barbara; T. Sharp, John; T. Sharp, John; Y. Young, Donald; B. Bluhm, Gilbert; Brook, Andrew; C. Brower, Anne; Corbett, Mary; L. Decker, John; K. Genant, Harry; P. Gofton, J.; Goodman, Neal; Larsen, A.; D. Lidsky, Martin; Pussila, Pekka; S. Weinstein, Aaron; N. Weissman, Barbara

doi:10.1002/art.1780281203

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How many joints in the hands and wrists should be included in a score of radiologic abnormalities used to assess rheumatoid arthritis?

Published in Arthritis & Rheumatism • Dec 1, 1985

Authors:

John T. Sharp

Donald Y. Young

Abstract

Numerous methods for reading abnormalities of rheumatoid arthritis in hand and wrist radiographs have been proposed over the past several decades. There are many differences among these methods, one of the more striking of which is the variation in the number of joints that are scored. In this study...

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Medicine

Rheumatoid arthritis

Wrist

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