All Participants
- Knee Radiographs (Bilateral PA Fixed Flexion)
- Time points: baseline, 12m, 24m, 36m, 48m, 72m, 96m
- Pelvis Radiographs
- Time points: baseline, 48m
- Hand Radiographs
- Time points: baseline, 48m
- Full Limb Radiographs (Bilateral AP)
- Time point: 12m, 24m OR 36m
- Knee MRI (3T, Right and Left Knees separately)
- Time points: baseline, 12m, 24m, 36m, 48m, 72m, 96m
- Sagittal 3D DESS WE (Coronal / Axial MPRs)
- Coronal IW 2D TSE
- Sagittal IW 2D TSE Fat Suppressed
- Coronal 3D FLASH WE (Incidence Knee only)
- Sagittal 2D multi-echo SE (T2 Map; Incidence Knee only)
- Thigh MRI (3T, Bilateral)
- Time points: 12m, 24m, 48m, 96m
- Axial T1W
- Knee MRI (3T, Incident Knee only, Trabecular Series)
- Time points: 30m OR 36m, 48m, 96m
- Coronal 3D FISP
- Progression cohort only
Unilateral Right Hand Radiograph.
Frontal hip radiograph
bilateral fixed flexion knee radiograph
Fixed flexion radiograph of valgus knees cross calibrated for alignment analysis.
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Participant Subsets
- Knee Radiographs (Fluoroscopy-guided PA, Right and Left Knees separately)
- Time points: baseline, 12m, 24m, 36m, 48m, 72m, 96m
- Subset of progression cohort
- Knee Radiographs (Lateral, Right and Left Knees separately)
- Time points: baseline, 36m
- Control cohort
- Knee MRI (3T, Incident Knee only)
- Time point: 18m OR 30m
- Subset of progression cohort (287 subjects at 18m and 500 at 30m interim visits)
Outcomes | Image Assessments |