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Our findings indicate that select combinations of bisphosphonate and NSAID drug therapy in the early stages of secondary OA preserve trabecular bone mass and reduce the impact of osteophytic bony adaptations and bone marrow lesion-like stimulus. Bisphosphonate and NSAID therapy may be an effective disease-modifying drug regimen if administered early after the initial injury.
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