Ultrasound Changes Care Of Some Patients With Rheumatic Conditions

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Ultrasound Changes Care Of Some Patients With Rheumatic Conditions

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Ultrasound can be used to make an appropriate decision regarding care for patients with rheumatic conditions involving the hands and feet, according to a study performed at St. Joseph's Healthcare/McMaster University in Hamilton, Canada. The study included 62 patients. Results showed that, "approximately 50% of patients had a change in management following ultrasound evaluation," said Srinivasan Harish, lead author of the study.

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