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Editorial Board
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Welcome from the President and Congress Chairs
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Linda Sandell,
Amanda Fosang,
Francois Rannou
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2011 OARSI Board of Directors
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2011 OARSI World Congress Planning Committee
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Pre-Congress Workshop
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2011 OARSI World Congress Program – OA Horizons in Pain and Joint Structure
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I-1 MECHANISMS OF NOCICEPTION IN OA
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H.-G. Schaible
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S1
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I-2 FRONTIERS IN IMAGING OA JOINTS
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M.-A. D'Agostino
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S1
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1-3 BIOMECHANICS (CLINICAL PERSPECTIVES)
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T.P. Andriacchi
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S1-S2
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1-4 SYSTEMS BIOLOGY: BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN MOLECULES, ANIMAL MODELS AND OA PATIENTS
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W.L. Stanford
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S2
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1-5 CELL THERAPY OPTIONS FOR OSTEOARTHRITIS: STEM/PROGENITOR CELL
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A. Reddi
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S2
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1-6 INFLAMMATION AND IMMUNITY IN OA
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R. Liu-Bryan
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S2
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1-7 QUALITATIVE RESEARCH FOR OSTEOARTHRITIS: BETTER UNDERSTAND PATIENTS AND CARE PROVIDERS VIEWS AND NEEDS TO IMPROVE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES
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S. Poiraudeau
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S2-S3
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1-8 THE ROLE OF MIR-140 IN OA PATHOGENESIS
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H. Asahara
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S3
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1-9 HAND OA: A DISEASE IN NEED OF TREATMENT
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K. Dziedzic
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S3
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1-10 WHAT'S WRONG WITH ANIMAL MODELS OF PAIN?
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J. Mogil
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S3
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1-11 CARTILAGE BIOLOGY IN OSTEOARTHRITIS: ACTIVATION OF MATRIX DEGRADING ENZYMES
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C.B. Little,
M.T. Jackson
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S4
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1-12 DEBATE: IS SUBCHONDRAL BONE OR ARTICULAR CARTILAGE THE BEST TARGET FOR DMOAD DEVELOPMENT? BONE
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D.M. Findlay
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S4
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1-13 CHONDROCYTE HOMEOSTASIS
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R. Loeser
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S4
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1-14 PAIN PHYSIOLOGY IN OA
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C.I. Svensson
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S4-S5
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1-15 GENETICS AND THE FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF OA SUSCEPTIBILITY LOCI
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J. Loughlin
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S5
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1-16 ADHERENCE TO BEST PRACTICE IN THE CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT OF OSTEOARTHRITIS
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N.E. Foster
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S5
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1-17 INTRA-ARTICULAR INJECTION OF PURIFIED MESENCHYMAL STEM CELLS FROM C57BL/6 OR MRL/MPJ “SUPERHEALER” MICE PREVENTS POSTTRAUMATIC ARTHRITIS
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B.O. Diekman,
C.-L. Wu,
C.S. Louer,
B.D. Furman,
J.L. Huebner,
V.B. Kraus,
S.A. Olson,
F. Guilak
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S5
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1-18 HIP SHAPE AND OA: PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT
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Y.-J. Kim
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S5-S6
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1-19 OSTEOARTHRITIS YEAR IN REVIEW: REHABILITATION AND OUTCOMES
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A. Davis
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S6
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1-20 OSTEOARTHRITIS YEAR IN REVIEW: BIOMARKERS
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Y. Henrotin
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S6
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1-21 OSTEOARTHRITIS YEAR IN REVIEW 2011: IMAGING
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A. Guermazi
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S6
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1 A ROLE FOR CHEMOKINES AND NGF IN PAIN GENERATION IN A MURINE MODEL OF OSTEOARTHRITIS
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R.E. Miller,
P. Tran,
N. Ghoreishi-Haack,
R. Das,
A.-M. Malfait
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S7
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2 QUADRICEPS WEAKNESS PREDICTS WORSENING OF KNEE PAIN AND FUNCTION IN THE MOST COHORT: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY
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N. Segal,
N.A. Glass,
J. Tomer,
K. Wang,
D.T. Felson,
M. Nevitt,
C.E. Lewis
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S7-S8
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3 SERUM OPIOID MONITORING IN OSTEOARTHRITIS PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC PAIN: THE SEARCH FOR SENSITIVE BIOMARKERS
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Y. Savitskaya,
C. Duarte,
N. Marin,
R. Tellez,
A. Alfaro,
A. Izaguirre,
E. Villalobos,
A. Almazan,
C. Ibarra
et al.
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S8
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4 OSTEOPONTIN LEVEL IN SYNOVIAL FLUID IS ASSOCIATED WITH THE SEVERITY OF KNEE JOINT PAIN
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M. Yamaga,
K. Tsuji,
K. Miyatake,
J. Yamada,
I. Sekiya,
T. Muneta
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S8
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5 IDENTIFYING PAIN VULNERABILITY PHENOTYPES IN OSTEOARTHRITIS
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A.E. Nelson,
R.F. DeVellis,
B.M. DeVellis,
Y.M. Golightly,
W. Maixner,
J.M. Jordan
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S8-S9
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6 A NOVEL TECHNOLOGY TO DECREASE KNEE PAIN AND JOINT LOAD IN EARLY-ONSET KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS
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J. Takacs,
J.R. Leiter,
J.D. Peeler
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S9
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7 PROGNOSIS OF CARTILAGE LOSS BY ANALYZING MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING OF THE TIBIA TRABECULAR BONE STRUCTURE
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J. Marques,
E. Dam
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S9-S10
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8 BONE MARROW LESIONS IN KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS CHANGE IN 6 TO 12 WEEKS
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D.T. Felson,
M.J. Callaghan,
M. Parkes,
E.J. Marjanovic,
M. Lunt,
J.A. Oldham,
A. Gait
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S10
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9 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ARTHROSCOPIC FINDINGS AT THE TIME OF ACL RECONSTRUCTION AND TIBIOFEMORAL JOINT SPACE WIDTH
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T.W. Tourville,
R.J. Johnson,
S. Naud,
J.R. Slauterbeck,
B.D. Beynnon
et al.
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10 IN VIVO MRI UTE-T2* IS ELEVATED IN BOTH TORN AND SURFACE INTACT HUMAN MENISCI OF ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT INJURED KNEES
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A. Williams,
Y. Oian,
C.R. Chu,
M. Bowers
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S11-S12
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11 THE PATELLOFEMORAL JOINT IS THE MOST COMMON COMPARTMENT AFFECTED BY STRUCTURAL FEATURES OF KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS USING MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING DATA
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J. Stefanik,
J. Niu,
K.D. Gross,
F. Roemer,
A. Guermazi,
D. Felson
et al.
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S12
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12 IDENTIFICATION OF MRI MORPHOLOGIC FEATURES ASSOCIATED WITH DIFFERENT KNEE PAIN PATTERNS
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C.K. Kwoh,
R. Boudreau,
A. Guermazi,
M.J. Hannon,
S.M. Green,
J.M. Jakicic,
C. Moore,
F.W. Roemer
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S12-S13
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13 OSTEOARTHRITIS SEVERITY IS ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED RISK FOR DIABETES AND HEART DISEASE
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G.A. Hawker,
A. Warner,
T. Simms
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S13
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14 SERUM ADIPOKINES IN END-STAGE OSTEOARTHRITIS; COMPARISON WITH HEALTHY CONTROLS AND RELATIONS WITH INTRA-ARTICULAR JOINT CHARACTERISTICS
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T.N. de Boer,
S.C. Mastbergen,
A.M. Huisman,
J.W. Bijlsma,
F.P. Lafeber
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S13-S14
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15 CARTILAGE IS NOT THE FIRST KNEE TISSUE TO DEGENERATE IN ASSOCIATION WITH FEMALE HORMONAL ASPECTS
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B.M. de Klerk,
D. Schiphof,
E.H. Oei,
H. Weinans,
A. Hofman,
B. Koes,
S.M. Bierma-Zeinstra
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S14
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16 ADIPOSE STROMAL CELLS DOWN-MODULATE INFLAMMATORY FACTORS IN SYNOVIOCYTES AND CHONDROCYTES FROM OSTEOARTHRITIS PATIENTS
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C. Manferdini,
A. Piacentini,
M. Maumus,
E. Gabusi,
J.-A. Peyrafitte,
C. Jorgensen,
A. Facchini,
D. Noel,
G. Lisignoli
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S14
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17 THE EFFECT OF BARIATRIC SURGERY ON THE RESOLUTION AND SEVERITY OF OSTEOARTHRITIS AND OTHER OBESITY-RELATED COMORBIDITIES
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J.X. Liu,
J.K. Saunders,
M. Parikh,
S.B. Abramson
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S14-S15
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18 BODY COMPOSITION AND MENISCAL TEARS IN COMMUNITY BASED ADULTS
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M. Davies-Tuck,
A. Wluka,
Y. Wang,
B. Strauss,
J. Martel-Pelletier,
J.-P. Pelletier,
J. Proietto,
J. Dixon,
S. Tanamas,
G. Jones,
F. Cicuttini
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S15
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19 EFFECT OF MINERALIZATION ON THE MATERIAL PROPERTIES OF ARTICULAR CARTILAGE IN THE RAT
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M.L. Roemhildt,
B. Beynnon,
K. Anderson
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S15-S16
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20 ACTIVATION OF AMP-ACTIVATED PROTEIN KINASE (AMPK) INHIBITS BIOMECHANICAL INJURY-INDUCED CATABOLIC RESPONSES OF ARTICULAR CHONDROCYTES
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F. Petursson,
M. Husa,
R. June,
D. D'Lima,
R. Terkeltaub,
R. Liu-Bryan
et al.
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S16
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21 LOAD-INDUCED PROGRESSIVE LESIONS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH PROTEOGLYCAN LOSS BUT NOT WITH CELL DEATH
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B. Poulet,
M. Khan,
C.W. Archer,
A.A. Pistillides
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S16
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22 ABILITY OF PEAK KNEE ADDUCTION MOMENT AND KNEE ADDUCTION MOMENT IMPULSE TO DISTINGUISH BETWEEN CLINICAL AND STRUCTURAL DISEASE SEVERITY
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C.O. Kean,
R.S. Hinman,
K. Bowles,
K.L. Bennell
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S16-S17
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23 INCREASED DYNAMIC KNEE JOINT LOAD ON THE NON-OPERATIVE LIMB AFTER HIGH TIBIAL OSTEOTOMY
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A. Boulougouris,
T.B. Birmingham,
R.F. Moyer,
I.C. Jones,
J. Giffin
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S17
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24 GAIT CHARACTERISTICS AND POTENTIAL EFFECT OF SUPERVISED EXERCISE THERAPY IN HIP OSTEOARTHRITIS PATIENTS WITH MILD TO MODERATE PAIN. A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
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I. Eitzen,
L. Fernandes,
K. Rydevik,
L. Nordsletten,
M. Risberg
et al.
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S17-S18
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25 ELUSIVE ROLE FOR TOLL LIKE RECEPTOR 2 IN JOINT PATHOLOGY DURING EXPERIMENTAL OSTEOARTHRITIS
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A.B. Blom,
P.L. van Lent,
S. Abdollahi-Roodsaz,
P. van der Kraan,
W. van den Berg
et al.
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S18
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26 SYNOVIAL FLUID FROM PATIENTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS AND MENISCAL INJURY MODULATES THE RESPONSE OF FIBROBLAST-LIKE SYNOVIOCYTES TO TLR-2 AND TLR-4 LIGANDS VIA SOLUBLE CD14
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C.R. Scanzello,
A. Nair,
V. Kanda,
C. Bush-Joseph,
N. Verma,
S. Chubinskaya,
K. Mikecz,
A.-M. Malfait,
M.K. Crow,
G.T. Spear,
A. Finnegan
et al.
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S18
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27 SOLUBLE PROTEINS DERIVED FROM INFRAPATELLAR FAT PAD ADIPOCYTES OF OSTEOARTHRITIS PATIENTS MODULATE CD4+ T CELL CYTOKINE PRODUCTION
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A. Ioan-Facsinay,
J.C. Kwekkeboom,
M. Kloppenburg,
R.E. Toes
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S18-S19
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28 TENASCIN-C LEVELS IN SYNOVIAL FLUID ARE ELEVATED AFTER HUMAN JOINT INJURY AND CORRELATE WITH MARKERS OF MATRIX DEGRADATION AND INFLAMMATION
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P.S. Chockalingam,
W. Sun,
S. Lohmander
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S19
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29 “ALARMINS” S100A8 AND A9 ARE EXPRESSED IN THE SYNOVIUM OF EARLY OA PATIENTS AND ARE INVOLVED IN DRIVING SYNOVIAL ACTIVATION AND JOINT DESTRUCTION DURING EXPERIMENTAL OSTEOARTHRITIS
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P. van Lent
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S19-S20
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30 ONCOSTATIN M POTENTLY INDUCES IL-6 AND RANKL EXPRESSION IN MOUSE SYNOVIAL FIBROBLASTS AND SIGNIFICANTLY ENHANCES THE EFFECTS OF IL-1 AND TNF
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B. Le Goff,
B.A. Tonkin,
S. Singbrant,
T.J. Martin,
E. Romas,
N.A. Sims,
N.C. Walsh
et al.
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S20
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31 SMART, THIN WOMEN WITH HIGHER VITAMIN D INTAKE AND TALL MEN WITH A HAPPY CHILDHOOD ARE PROTECTED FROM ULTRASOUND FEATURES OF HIP OSTEOARTHRITIS: THE NEWCASTLE THOUSAND FAMILIES STUDY
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A. Abraham,
M.S. Pearce,
K.D. Mann,
R.M. Francis,
F. BirrelF
et al.
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S20
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32 ESTIMATING THE LIFETIME RISK OF TOTAL HIP AND KNEE REPLACEMENT IN THE UNITED KINGDOM
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P. Culliford,
A. Kiran,
A. Judge,
N.K. Arden
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S21
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33 IDENTIFYING PREDICTORS OF PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOMES OF PRIMARY HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY: A MULTI-CENTRE POPULATION BASED COHORT STUDY
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A. Judge,
R. Batra,
D. Beard,
G. Thomas,
M. Javaid,
C. Cooper,
K. Barker,
J.G. Andrew,
D. Murray,
N.K. Arden
et al.
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S21-S22
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