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Feasibility of second-generation ultrasound contrast media in the detection of active sacroiliitis
Arthritis Care and Research , 07/13/09

Klauser AS et al. - CEUS allowed the differentiation of active sacroiliitis from inactive SI joints, and proved to be a feasible method for the detection of vascularity in clinically active sacroiliitis by showing deep contrast enhancement into the SI joints not detectable in inactive joints of patients or controls.

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