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This analysis demonstrates the effectiveness of pneumatic compression-assisted arthrocentesis in evaluating noneffusive knees, indicating a critical diagnostic tool.
Pneumatic compression-assisted arthrocentesis enables the successful collection of synovial fluid in the clinically noneffusive symptomatic knee. The majority of extracted synovial fluids are abnormal, indicating inflammatory arthritis, noninflammatory arthritis, or previously unrecognized crystal-associated disease. Pneumatic compression-assisted arthrocentesis is useful in the evaluation of the clinically noneffusive symptomatic knee.
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