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The natural history of marginal erosions in hands with and without osteoarthritis.

Hari A SharmaTimothy E McAlindonMary B RobertsIda K HaugenGrace H LoJeffrey DuryeaLena F SchaeferStacy E SmithCharles B EatonJeffrey B Driban
Published in: Clinical rheumatology (2024)
MEs appear to be distinct from CEs. MEs are predominantly present in males, isolated to one specific joint without osteoarthritis within a hand, and possibly predictive of radiographic progression. Key Points • Marginal erosions appear to be distinct from central erosions. • Most marginal erosions occur in joints without radiographic osteoarthritis. • Radiographic progression but not hand pain is more common in joints with a marginal erosion than without one.
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