Persistent disease activity patterns predominate in ankylosing spondylitis (AS) and are associated with worse clinical outcomes

MA Stone, A Keat, E Pomeroy, S Hickey, R Sengupta, R Mogg, J Richardson, J Pauling, RD Inman

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AU - Keat, A

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AU - Hickey, S

AU - Sengupta, R

AU - Mogg, R

AU - Richardson, J

AU - Pauling, J

AU - Inman, RD

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