Persistent low grade synovitis without erosive progression in magnetic resonance imaging of rheumatoid arthritis patients treated with infliximab over 1 year
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J. Branco | H. Canhão | J. Fonseca | M. Cruz | N. Tavares | M. Queiroz | N. J. Tavares
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