Tissues tested included peripheral nerves (PN), axillary (ax) and mesenteric (mes) lymph nodes (LN), lung, meninges / dura mater (dura), spleen, cerebrum, skeletal muscle (sk musc), heart, spinal cord (SC), and
joint synovium (jt syno).
Not exact matches
RA occurs when your immune system goes into overdrive and attacks the
synovium — the tissue that lines your
joints — causing
joint and cartilage damage.
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) attacks the linings of the
joints (called
synovium) via the immune system, causing swelling, aching, and potential deformity in hands, wrists, hips, knees, and feet.
Cells within the
synovium secrete fluids that lubricate the
joints.