The treatment of intra-articular synovitis by the use of chemical and radioactive substances.

Haemophilia

Israel National Haemophilia Center, Tel Hashomer Hospital, Israel.

Published: May 2002

As the Chairperson of the session relating the intra-articular use of chemical and radioactive substances it would seem appropriate to give credit to those who contributed to the recent supplement of our Journal Haemophilia. I have extracted key sentences and concepts from the contributed articles. All the papers can be found in Haemophilia, Volume 7, Supplement 2, July 2001. The title, authors and page numbers are provided [1].

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