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Id Subject Object Predicate Lexical cue
T1 0-90 Sentence denotes Sonographic evaluation of the temporomandibular joints in juvenile idiopathic arthritis().
T2 91-104 Sentence denotes INTRODUCTION:
T3 105-195 Sentence denotes Juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) may cause damage to the temporomandibular joint (TMJ).
T4 196-294 Sentence denotes In oligoarticular forms of JIA, TMJ involvement is often asymptomatic and consequently overlooked.
T5 295-430 Sentence denotes The aim of this study was to evaluate the presence of TMJ joint effusion (JE) by ultrasonography (US) in patients with early arthritis.
T6 431-453 Sentence denotes MATERIALS AND METHODS:
T7 454-573 Sentence denotes We examined 68 children (57 girls, 11 boys, age range 9.1-16.0 years, mean age 11.0 years) recently diagnosed with JIA.
T8 574-632 Sentence denotes None had received any specific treatment for inflammation.
T9 633-722 Sentence denotes Symptomatic TMJ involvement was diagnosed when one or more of the following were present:
T10 723-869 Sentence denotes 1) recurrent pain (spontaneous or on movement of the jaw); 2) crepitation; 3) feeling of stiffness or fatigue of the jaw; 4) intermittent locking.
T11 870-1050 Sentence denotes US of the TMJ was performed in static and dynamic phases with a General Electric LOGIQ7 scanner and a linear transducer (8.5 MHz) positioned along the axis of the mandibular ramus.
T12 1051-1109 Sentence denotes JE was diagnosed when the joint capsule was ≥1.5 mm thick.
T13 1110-1118 Sentence denotes RESULTS:
T14 1119-1249 Sentence denotes Forty-six out (68%) of 68 children had US evidence of TMJ effusions (bilateral in 16 [35%] cases), but only 2/46 were symptomatic.
T15 1250-1262 Sentence denotes CONCLUSIONS:
T16 1263-1417 Sentence denotes These data suggest that children with early stage oligoarticular JIA children are likely to have inflammation of the TMJs even in the absence of symptoms.
T17 1418-1599 Sentence denotes US is a simple-to-use, noninvasive, radiation-free tool that can provide useful information in the assessment and follow-up of TMJ involvement in children and young adults with JIA.
T1 0-90 Sentence denotes Sonographic evaluation of the temporomandibular joints in juvenile idiopathic arthritis().
T2 91-104 Sentence denotes INTRODUCTION:
T3 105-195 Sentence denotes Juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) may cause damage to the temporomandibular joint (TMJ).
T4 196-294 Sentence denotes In oligoarticular forms of JIA, TMJ involvement is often asymptomatic and consequently overlooked.
T5 295-430 Sentence denotes The aim of this study was to evaluate the presence of TMJ joint effusion (JE) by ultrasonography (US) in patients with early arthritis.
T6 431-453 Sentence denotes MATERIALS AND METHODS:
T7 454-573 Sentence denotes We examined 68 children (57 girls, 11 boys, age range 9.1-16.0 years, mean age 11.0 years) recently diagnosed with JIA.
T8 574-632 Sentence denotes None had received any specific treatment for inflammation.
T9 633-722 Sentence denotes Symptomatic TMJ involvement was diagnosed when one or more of the following were present:
T10 723-869 Sentence denotes 1) recurrent pain (spontaneous or on movement of the jaw); 2) crepitation; 3) feeling of stiffness or fatigue of the jaw; 4) intermittent locking.
T11 870-1050 Sentence denotes US of the TMJ was performed in static and dynamic phases with a General Electric LOGIQ7 scanner and a linear transducer (8.5 MHz) positioned along the axis of the mandibular ramus.
T12 1051-1109 Sentence denotes JE was diagnosed when the joint capsule was ≥1.5 mm thick.
T13 1110-1118 Sentence denotes RESULTS:
T14 1119-1249 Sentence denotes Forty-six out (68%) of 68 children had US evidence of TMJ effusions (bilateral in 16 [35%] cases), but only 2/46 were symptomatic.
T15 1250-1262 Sentence denotes CONCLUSIONS:
T16 1263-1417 Sentence denotes These data suggest that children with early stage oligoarticular JIA children are likely to have inflammation of the TMJs even in the absence of symptoms.
T17 1418-1599 Sentence denotes US is a simple-to-use, noninvasive, radiation-free tool that can provide useful information in the assessment and follow-up of TMJ involvement in children and young adults with JIA.

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Id Subject Object Predicate Lexical cue
SS1_23396613_2_0 105-134 expanded denotes Juvenile idiopathic arthritis
SS2_23396613_2_0 136-139 abbr denotes JIA
SS1_23396613_2_1 165-188 expanded denotes temporomandibular joint
SS2_23396613_2_1 190-193 abbr denotes TMJ
SS1_23396613_4_0 353-367 expanded denotes joint effusion
SS2_23396613_4_0 369-371 abbr denotes JE
SS1_23396613_4_1 376-391 expanded denotes ultrasonography
SS2_23396613_4_1 393-395 abbr denotes US
AE1_23396613_2_0 SS1_23396613_2_0 SS2_23396613_2_0 abbreviatedTo Juvenile idiopathic arthritis,JIA
AE1_23396613_2_1 SS1_23396613_2_1 SS2_23396613_2_1 abbreviatedTo temporomandibular joint,TMJ
AE1_23396613_4_0 SS1_23396613_4_0 SS2_23396613_4_0 abbreviatedTo joint effusion,JE
AE1_23396613_4_1 SS1_23396613_4_1 SS2_23396613_4_1 abbreviatedTo ultrasonography,US

PubmedHPO

Id Subject Object Predicate Lexical cue
T1 125-134 HP_0001369 denotes arthritis
T2 420-429 HP_0001369 denotes arthritis