Feasibility study reports T2-relaxation time measurements of synovial fluid in men with haemophilia, highlighting potential differentiation of joint effusion.
T2-relaxometry could differentiate between physiological and haemorrhagic joint effusion (≥ 5% blood) in vitro. Are quantitative T2-relaxation time measurements of synovial fluid feasible and reproducible in vivo in clinically bleed-free joints of men with haemophilia?
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