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1. AB0104 CONCORDANCE BETWEEN THE PHYSICIAN’S AND THE PATIENT’S ASSESSMENT OF DISEASE ACTIVITY IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS: RESULTS OF THE AUTODAS-MEAC STUDY AT ONE YEAR

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Ziade, N., primary, Al Emadi, S., additional, Abu Jbara, M., additional, Saad, S., additional, Kibbi, L., additional, Merheb, G., additional, Badsha, H., additional, Harifi, G., additional, Alam, E., additional, Ayko, A., additional, Zorkany, B., additional, Daher, A., additional, Halabi, H., additional, Mashaleh, M., additional, Masri, B., additional, Messaykeh, J., additional, Mroue’, K., additional, Salloum, N., additional, and Arayssi, T., additional

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2021
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2. POS0275-HPR CONCORDANCE BETWEEN THE PHYSICIAN’S AND THE NURSE’S ASSESSMENT OF DISEASE ACTIVITY IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS USING DAS-28, CDAI AND SDAI IN SEVEN MIDDLE EASTERN ARAB COUNTRIES

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Ziade, N., primary, Zorkany, B., additional, Al Emadi, S., additional, Abu Jbara, M., additional, Halabi, H., additional, Saad, S., additional, Kibbi, L., additional, Mashaleh, M., additional, Badsha, H., additional, Harifi, G., additional, Ayko, A., additional, Alam, E., additional, Daher, A., additional, Masri, B., additional, Merheb, G., additional, Messaykeh, J., additional, Mroue’, K., additional, Salloum, N., additional, and Arayssi, T., additional

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2021
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3. SAT0103 Variations in the Prescription Patterns of Physicians for Patients with RA across Several Arab States

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Gad El Haq, W., primary, Mahfoud, Z., additional, Aranki, G., additional, Hani, F., additional, Mandey, S.M., additional, Mook Kanamori, M., additional, AlEmadi, S., additional, Hammoudeh, M., additional, Masri, B., additional, Badsha, H., additional, Halabi, H., additional, Uthman, I., additional, Kazkaz, L., additional, Sahyboub, R., additional, Saxena, R., additional, Plenge, R., additional, and Arayssi, T., additional

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2014
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4. AB0139 Genome-Wide Analysis of Population Structure in A Multi-National Arab Rheumatoid Arthritis Case-Control Study

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Saxena, R., primary, Bjonnes, A., additional, Mahfoud, Z., additional, Gad El Haq, W., additional, Mandey, S., additional, Mook Kanamori, M., additional, Aranki, G., additional, AlEmadi, S., additional, Hammoudeh, M., additional, Masri, B., additional, Badsha, H., additional, Halabi, H., additional, Uthman, I., additional, Kazkaz, L., additional, Sahyboub, R., additional, Plenge, R., additional, and Arayssi, T., additional

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2014
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6. Immunohistochemistry of normal human knee synovium: a quantitative study.

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Singh JA, Arayssi T, Duray P, and Schumacher HR

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Adult, Antigens, Differentiation, Myelomonocytic analysis, CD3 Complex analysis, CD4 Antigens analysis, CD8 Antigens analysis, Cell Count, Female, HLA-DR Antigens analysis, Humans, Immunohistochemistry methods, Macrophages immunology, Male, Middle Aged, Antigens, CD analysis, Knee Joint, Synovial Membrane immunology, T-Lymphocytes immunology
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Objective: To describe the immunohistochemical characteristics of knee synovium from normal healthy subjects., Methods: 12 healthy subjects underwent needle biopsy of knee synovium. Using antibodies directed against CD3, CD4, CD8, L26, Kp-1,and HLA-DR, detailed quantitative immunohistochemical analysis of various cell subpopulations was undertaken., Results: The mean (SD) age of the subjects was 37 (9) years (five male, seven female). All had a negative history for arthritis, no knee pain, and a totally normal joint examination except for the presence of retropatellar crepitus in five. For technical reasons staining for all immunohistochemical markers could not be achieved in all subjects. CD3+ T lymphocytes were seen in nine of 10 subjects, either diffusely or, more commonly, in perivascular areas. CD4+ cells were seen in synovium in three of seven subjects and CD8+ cells in six of eight subjects, in almost equal numbers (CD4:CD8, 1.1:1). L26+ B lymphocytes were not seen in any biopsy. Kp1+ macrophages were found in 10 of 10 subjects, predominantly in surface lining cells, and in small numbers in diffuse and perivascular locations. HLA-DR+ cells were seen in 10 of 10 subjects, predominantly in surface lining cells and diffusely, but a few were seen perivascularly., Conclusions: Synovium from apparently normal subjects contained a wide range of different cell subpopulations but no B cells. The significance of these immune cells in normal synovium is unclear. A better understanding of their role in normal synovium may be important in analysing the transition to synovitis.

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2004
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