Representative ultrasound images of patients with SLE

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Representative ultrasound images of patients with SLE Representative ultrasound images of patients with SLE. Images (A–D) show dorsal longitudinal scans of the radiocarpal joint with different degrees of synovial hypertrophy and PD, according to the Szkudlarek semi-quantitative grading method: (A) no synovial ... Representative ultrasound images of patients with SLE. Images (A–D) show dorsal longitudinal scans of the radiocarpal joint with different degrees of synovial hypertrophy and PD, according to the Szkudlarek semi-quantitative grading method: (A) no synovial hypertrophy (grade 0); (B) minimal synovial hypertrophy (grade 1) with minimal PD signal (grade 1); (C) moderate synovial hypertrophy (grade 2) with minimal PD signal (grade 1); (D) severe synovial hypertrophy (grade 3) with moderate PD signal (grade 2). Images (E and F) show dorsal longitudinal scans of the metacarpophalangeal joints: (E) absence of synovial hypertrophy (grade 0); (F) severe synovial hypertrophy (grade 3) with minimal PD signal (grade 1). In these examples, the OMERACT–EULAR composite PDUS synovitis scores were equivalent to the synovial hypertrophy scores from the Szkudlarek method. EULAR, European League against Rheumatism; PD, power Doppler; OMERACT, Outcome Measures in RA Clinical Trials; SLE, systemic lupus erythematosus. Carina A Ruano et al. Lupus Sci Med 2017;4:e000184 ©2017 by Lupus Foundation of America