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Infliximab attenuates joint destruction in early RA patients with ultrasonographic markers of poor prognosis.

Infliximab attenuates joint destruction in early RA patients with ultrasonographic markers of poor prognosis.

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Main Authors: Taylor, P, Steuer, A, Gruber, J, McClinton, C, Cosgrove, D, Blomley, M, Wagner, C, Marsters, P, Maini, R
Format: Conference item
Published: 2002
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