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Distinct tissue-niche localization and function of synovial tissue myeloid DC subsets in health, and in active and remission Rheumatoid Arthritis

MacDonald L, Elmesmari A, Somma D, Frew J, Di Mario C, Madhu R, Paoletti A, Simakou T, Hardy OM, Tolusso B, Campobasso D, Perniola S, Gessi M, Gigante MR, Petricca L, Bruno D, Coletto LA, Benvenuto R, Isaacs JD, Filby A, McDonald D, Sim JPX, Jamieson N, Wei K, D’Agostino MA, Millar NL, Milling S, McSharry C, Gremese E, Affleck K, Baker KF, McInnes IB, Otto TD, Korsunsky I, Alivernini S, Kurowska-Stolarska M.   +35 more
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Tumors of Muscles and Synovial Tissues [PDF]

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1971
Richard D Brasfield, T K Das Gupta, Tapas K Das Gupta   +2 more
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Synovial Tissue in Osteoarthritis of the Knee

Scandinavian Journal of Rheumatology, 1959
SummaryA new method is presented for the study of synovial tissue — imprinting on a slide of synovial material obtained by punch biopsy. The results are given of the examination of synovial tissue from 19 patients with osteoarthritis of the knee.True «crops» of synoviocytes were of frequent occurrence.Acidophilic material was found in and around the ...
J, HOULI, S, ROIMICHER, I, PACIORNIK, D, DE PAOLA   +3 more
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Synovial Tissue Analysis in Rheumatoid Arthritis

Best Practice and Research in Clinical Rheumatology, 1999
In rheumatoid arthritis, synovial tissue is easily accessible for systematic analysis. Blind needle biopsy is a simple and safe procedure, but is restricted to smaller tissue samples. Arthroscopic biopsy is also safe but is more complicated as it allows access to most sites in the joint and provides adequate tissue for extensive laboratory ...
Paul-Peter Tak, Barry Bresnihan, Barry Bresnihan   +2 more
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Concentration of Azapropazone in Synovial Tissues and Fluid

European Journal of Clinical Pharmacology, 1987
The concentration-time curves of azapropazone in synovial fluid and tissues have been studied in arthritic patients after an i.v. bolus (600 mg) and under steady-state conditions. Synovial fluid and tissue samples were taken intraoperatively 0.45-60 h after administration.
E Mutschler, K Tillmann
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In Situ Hybridization of Synovial Tissue

2007
The chapter focuses on the detection of specific mRNA by in situ hybridization (ISH) in synovial tissue specimens. This technique is widely applied, reliable, specific, and sensitive, because even small quantities of mRNA can be detected. Presented here contemporary protocols for ISH using a combined nonradioactive immunohistochemical detection system.
Stefan, Kuchen, Christian A, Seemayer, Michel, Neidhart, Renate E, Gay, Steffen, Gay   +4 more
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Connective Tissue Activation by Synovial Fluids and Synovial-Tissue Extracts of Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients

Scandinavian Journal of Rheumatology, 1977
Prompted by Castor's investigations (4) on a connective-tissue-activating peptide (CTAP) we investigated the stimulative effect of synovial fluids and synovial-tissue extracts on the synthesis of collagen by incubated embryonic-chick tendon cells. The stimulative effect was greater with synovial-tissue extracts from more severe cases than with samples ...
I, Takala, P, Mäkisara, E, Kulonen
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Cell Proliferation in Rheumatoid Synovial Tissue

Scandinavian Journal of Rheumatology, 1977
Rheumatoid synovial tissue cell proliferation was studied by incubating fresh synovial tissue samples with [3H]-thymidine in vitro. The samples were collected at operation from 7 rheumatoid patients. It was found that 0.9-4.9% of the total cell population, excluding the synovial lining cells, became labelled.
P J, Nykänen, S H, Jyväsjärvi, H V, Pätiälä   +2 more
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Synovial tissue and synovial fluid.

The journal of knee surgery, 2002
Synovial tissue is a highly specialized tissue that keeps the articular joint well lubricated, and at the same time provides nutrients to the articular surface. A joint needs a small amount of synovial fluid to work. Although the tissue structure is simple, its function is highly sophisticated.
Edmundo, Berumen-Nafarrate, Irene, Leal-Berumen, Eduardo, Luevano, Francisco J, Solis, Edgardo, Muñoz-Esteves   +4 more
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Quantitative Image Analysis of Synovial Tissue

2007
Quantitative image analysis is a form of imaging that includes microscopic histological quantification, video microscopy, image analysis, and image processing. Hallmarks are the generation of reliable, reproducible, and efficient measurements via strict calibration and step-by-step control of the acquisition, storage and evaluation of images with ...
van der Hall, Pascal O., Kraan, Maarten C., Tak, Paul Peter   +2 more
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