Which measuring site in ankylosing spondylitis is best to detect bone loss and what predicts the decline: results from a 5-year prospective study

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RT @DrJuanOvalles: According to the results of a 5-year study published in @ArthritisRes https://t.co/OAVVcVVf5e the best site at which to…

RT @DrJuanOvalles: According to the results of a 5-year study published in @ArthritisRes https://t.co/OAVVcVVf5e the best site at which to…

RT @DrJuanOvalles: According to the results of a 5-year study published in @ArthritisRes https://t.co/OAVVcVVf5e the best site at which to…

According to the results of a 5-year study published in @ArthritisRes https://t.co/OAVVcVVf5e the best site at which to assess bone loss in patients with ankylosing spondylitis is the femoral neck #RheumaTwitter https://t.co/aHmOvdBqFA

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