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Original Article Microvasculature femoral head cartilage and subchondral bone in patients with ankylosing spondylitis

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Figure 4. VEGF expression in non-cartilaginous (× 200) femoral head tissue in AS. Limited VEGF stain-ing can be seen in the subchondral bone.
Figure 7. Femoral head CD68+ expression at the subchondral interface in AS, cartilaginous area (× 200)

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