One explanation may be that RA-initiated cartilage destruction in knees could progress under stress related to body weight and loading (Bennell et al. 2011), even though rheumatic inflammation was controlled (i.e. promoting the course of secondary OA).
However, joint destruction may progress in patients thus considered to be in remission [ 3, 4].
Although there is an association between inflammation and the development of joint damage, the destruction may progress in spite of attenuated inflammatory activity, and cartilage and bone erosions may develop in the absence of overt clinical signs of inflammation [ 8- 11].
Hegel's justification of war and destruction in the name of progress reflects his overall philosophy.
Synovial inflammation and joint destruction in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) may progress despite clinical remission.
Describes the exhibit-in-progress.
In general, celecoxib has favorable effects on cartilage destruction in vitro, thereby theoretically slowing down disease progress in vivo.
An education in progress.
Funeral services in progress.
"Destruction is progress," she said, looking at where her new home will rise.
