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Wenngleich die Immunpathogenese von chronischen Gelenkentzündungen nicht vollständig verstanden ist, sind große Erfolge in der spezifischen Therapie (Biologica-Therapie) in den letzten Jahrzehnten erzielt worden. Es existieren Synovialitistypisierung und Scoring-Systeme zu einer orientierenden diagnostischen Klassifikation, der histopathologischen Diagnostik kommt ein großer Stellenwert insbesondere im sog. Infektionsausschluss zu.

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    1 Beschönigender Terminus der modernen „Kriegswissenschaft“ zur Kennzeichnung nicht kampfgewollter Schäden der Zivilbevölkerung

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