Denuded subchondral bone and knee pain in persons with knee osteoarthritis.
Denuded subchondral bone and knee pain in persons with knee osteoarthritis.
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10.1002/art.25014
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2009-12
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Sharma, Leena
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Moisio, Kirsten;Eckstein, Felix;Chmiel, Joan S.;Guermazi, Ali;Prasad, Pottumarthi;Almagor, Orit;Song, Jing;Dunlop, Dorothy;Hudelmaier, Martin;Kothari, Ami;Sharma, Leena
How articular cartilage loss contributes to pain in persons with knee OA is unclear. Full thickness cartilage defects expose the subchondral bone plate. The relationship between denuded bone and pain has not been examined. We studied whether %denuded bone is associated: with moderate-severe knee pain or frequent knee pain; and longitudinally with incident frequent knee pain two years after the baseline evaluation. We studied 182 persons with knee OA (305 knees). Applying specialized MRI techniques, manual segmentation was used to compute cartilage-covered and denuded bone areas for each surface. Moderate-severe knee pain was defined as ≥40 mm on knee-specific 100 mm VASs, and frequent knee pain as pain for most days in the past month. Logistic regression and GEE were used in analyses adjusting for age, gender, BMI, and bone marrow lesions. Cross-sectional analyses revealed that moderate-severe knee pain was associated with %denuded bone in the medial compartment (adjusted OR 3.90, 95% CI 1.33, 11.47), medial and patellar surfaces together, and lateral and patellar surfaces. Frequent knee pain was associated with %denuded bone in the patellar surface (adjusted OR 3.11, 95% CI 1.24, 7.81), medial and patellar surfaces, and lateral and patellar surfaces. Longitudinal analyses (in 168 knees without baseline frequent knee pain) revealed that denuded bone in medial and patellar surfaces was associated with incident frequent knee pain (adjusted OR 4.19, 95% CI 1.56, 11.22). These results support a relationship between subchondral bone plate exposure and prevalent and incident knee pain in persons with knee OA.
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