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Does hsCRP provide insights into an inflammatory phenotype of knee osteoarthritis?
Osteoarthritis and cartilage - 1 May 2026
George Navya, Liew Jean W, Wang Na, Tilley Sarah, Guermazi Ali, Lynch John, Lewis Cora, Torner James, Neogi Tuhina
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OBJECTIVE: Posthoc analysis of a canakinumab trial showed a risk reduction of joint replacement in participants with cardiac disease and elevated hsCRP (≥2mg/dL). We determined if hsCRP could serve as a marker to identify an inflammatory OA phenotype characterized by intra-articular synovitis. METHOD: We used data from the NIH-funded MOST Study, where participants had baseline knee MRIs and hsCRP assays....
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