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Meaning of "synovium"
synovium (noun): The thin membrane that lines the joints, providing lubrication and nourishment to the surrounding tissues
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- Alternative form of synovial membrane.
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The inflammation of joint lining is called synovium.
Inflammation of the synovium may produce joint effusion.
Tumors of joints can start in the synovium.
Scientific basis of synovium takes no risks.
Three techniques can be used to remove swollen synovium.
Expansion of the synovium is accompanied by angiogenesis and neovascularization.
Synovectomy is done to remove diseased portions of the joint synovium.
Removal of damaged synovium in the ankle by open surgery or arthroscopy.
A viscous substance lubricates the cartilage is the synovium.
Synovium works in conjunction with the cartilages and joints.
The inflamed and hyperplastic synovium contributes to cartilage destruction.
The synovium is the membrane lining the capsule of a joint.
Joints are especially prone to bleeding in the presence of an enlarged synovium.
The synovium has a strong tendency to retract when cut.
There are two kinds of cells located inside the synovium.
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Full or partial removal of damaged synovium or tissues lining the joint.
The primary inflammatory joint lesion involves the synovium.
This means that synovium has certain rather unexpected jobs to do.
The joints were thickened with marked proliferation of the synovium.
A membrane called the synovium lines each of your movable joints.
The synovial lining and fluid are collectively called the synovium.
Inflammation may extend from synovium to surrounding tissue including muscle.
Neither growth factor influenced collagen secretion by normal ligament or synovium.
The adjacent synovium was also examined for expression of the transgenes.
The inflammation from this attack causes the synovium to thicken.
Fibrotic type of inflamed synovium without any marked infiltrations of inflammatory cells.
Prostaglandins are produced at elevated levels in inflamed tissues including rheumatoid synovium.
Contrast enhancement of the tendon sheath synovium is considered a specific sign of tenosynovitis.
The synovium is a thin tissue lining the nonarticular surfaces of diarthrodial joints.
This is because of the joint capsule and synovium forming a barrier around it.
The normal synovium is a tissue that surrounds and separates joint spaces.
These are obtained by enzymatic digestion of synovium obtained from adult patients with rheumatoid.
The synovium can be torn if it is pinched when a joint moves the wrong way.
There exists a protective sheath called the synovium that covers all tendons.
Neutrophils infiltrate the synovial fluid and cluster on the surface of the synovium.
The disease is characterized by chronically inflamed synovium that is densely crowded with lymphocytes.
The joint is also enclosed in a capsule and lined with a tissue called synovium.
The inflamed synovium and fluid can damage the cartilage and underlying bone.
There are no adhesions and the joint surfaces and surrounding synovium look fine.
Such stromal elements of human synovium may be obtained using methods known in the art.
Endothelial cell migration and proliferation accompany the angiogenesis that occurs in the rheumatoid synovium.
Synoviocytes are isolated by collagenase digestion of a rheumatoid arthritis synovium obtained from a knee replacement patient.
Cathepsin K levels have also been demonstrated to be elevated in chondroclasts of osteoarthritic synovium.
There is significant immunological activity within the synovium during the course of inflammatory arthritis.
The presence of several citrullinated proteins has been demonstrated in the RA synovium.
These nodules can sometimes break off from the synovium and become loose inside the joint.
RA is a systemic inflammatory disease affecting the joint lining tissue called synovium.
VEGF is constitutively expressed in the synovium of rheumatoid arthritis.
NO has emerged as an important mediator in rheumatoid arthritis RA synovium.
RA is characterized by chronically inflamed synovium that is densely crowded with lymphocytes.
