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During follow-up, GS tenosynovitis was detected in 6 patients (5 with PD) who failed and in 3 patients (1 with PD) who succeeded in tapering therapy. Having at least 1 joint with PD synovitis resulted in a relative risk of 3.14 and having GS tenosynovitis resulted in a relative risk of 11.4 (95% CI 1.03-9.60 and 2.82-45.9, respectively) for relapse in the multivariate Poisson model. PD synovitis and GS tenosynovitis may be useful to identify RA patients in risk of relapse after DMARD tapering. PD synovitis and GS tenosynovitis may be
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