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The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, Vol 67, Issue 9 1336-1339, Copyright © 1985 by Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, Inc

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Normal human synovial fluid: osmolality and exercise-induced changes

M Baumgarten, RD Bloebaum, SD Ross, P Campbell and A Sarmiento

We measured the osmolality of human synovial fluid in the knees of healthy young adults following minimum activity and exercise. These results were compared with each subject's blood-serum osmolality. The synovial fluid was hyperosmolal with minimum activity, decreasing to blood-serum levels after exercise.
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