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Adding ultrasound to treat-to-target shows no benefit in achieving clinical remission nor in slowing radiographic progression in rheumatoid arthritis: results from a multicenter prospective cohort

  • Alexandre Sepriano
  • , Sofia Ramiro
  • , Robert Landewé
  • , Désirée van der Heijde
  • , Sarah Ohrndorf
  • , Olivier FitzGerald
  • , Marina Backhaus
  • , Maggie Larché
  • , Joanne Homik
  • , Alain Saraux
  • , Hilde B Hammer
  • , Lene Terslev
  • , Mikkel Østergaard
  • , Gerd Burmester
  • , Bernard Combe
  • , Maxime Dougados
  • , Carol Hitchon
  • , Gilles Boire
  • , Robert G Lambert
  • , Rana Dadashova
    • Joel Paschke, Edna J Hutchings, Walter P Maksymowych*
*Corresponding author for this work
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