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. 1977 Sep;127(3):241–242.

Rheumatoid Synovium

Its Proliferation, Heterogeneity and Polarization

Edward D Harris Jr 1
PMCID: PMC1237793  PMID: 18748045

Abstract

All of the changes observed suggest that a viral agent may form the basis for these alterations [in rheumatoid synovium]. However, studies to date have failed to isolate or identify the putative causative virus and the search continues.

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