Part 4 · Bones and Joints
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Two women in the rheumatology clinic both have painful knees. The 68‑year‑old's X‑ray shows the inner side of the knee narrowed, white dense bone under the cartilage and spiky spurs: osteoarthritis. The 38‑year‑old's hand X‑ray shows thin bones around the knuckles and small bites out of the bone edges: rheumatoid arthritis.
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