Sentence examples for changes within the subchondral from inspiring English sources

Moderate running induced marked changes within the subchondral bone.

There were also no beneficial effects of TA against pathological changes within the subchondral bone.

Racehorses running long distances at high speeds exhibited tremendous changes within the subchondral bone in the carpal and metacarpophalangeal joints, including osteochondral fragmentation and fracture, subchondral bone necrosis and sclerosis [ 69, 70].

Combined with imaging data coming from magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) studies, histopathologic changes described within the subchondral BM have been postulated to be intimately involved in the pathological processes producing local inflammation and tissue remodeling in RA joints [ 6, 8- 10].

Barrie [ 29] observed cartilage damage, reparative changes and fibrovascular tissue within the subchondral marrow of surgically removed metatarsal and metacarpal heads in advanced RA.

We learned, however, that there is a potential effect of chronic cartilage lesions in one articular surface to cause changes to the subchondral bone of other articular surfaces within the same joint (Marijnissen et al. 2002, Sniekers et al. 2008).

Since the subchondral plate changes consistently follow the cartilage changes, and the trabecular bone changes do not, the subchondral plate may play a more important role in the OA process than the trabecular bone changes.

To test the hypothesis that changes in the subchondral bone induced by parathyroid hormone (PTH [1-34]) reciprocaffectffecthehe integrity of the articular cartilage within a naïve osteochondral unit in vivo.

More recent studies have documented acceleration of subchondral bone turnover accompanied by specific architectural changes in the subchondral trabecular bone of the OA joints [ 6- 9].

Several animal models have been developed to study osteoarthritis and changes in the subchondral bone.

The central pathologic features of OA are the loss of hyaline articular cartilage and changes in the subchondral bone.