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Imaging research improves detection and assessment of osteoarthritis symptoms, indicating potential for better interventions.
Imaging research in the osteoarthritis continues to broaden in scope and application. The studies highlighted in this review illustrate how advances in methods and metrics are improving opportunities for earlier detection, more precise assessment of symptoms, and the development of targeted, structure-informed interventions.
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