Tenosinovitis subclínica detectada por ecografía en pacientes con artritis reumatoidea en remisión clínica sostenida
Resumen
El objetivo fue evaluar la prevalencia de tenosinovitis detectada por ecografía-doppler en pacientes con Artritis Reumatoidea (AR) en remisión clínica sostenida, determinar su asociación con las características de la enfermedad y determinar si la presencia de tenosinovitis ecográfica podría agregar información a la sinovitis para definir remisión ecográfica.Citas
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