Thank you for your interest in:    "The Relationship of Three-Dimensional Joint Space Width Measured on Standing Computed Tomography with Concurrent Pain and Physical Function in the MOST Study"  _____   Dr. Neil Segal, M.D. et al Director of Clinical Research University of Kansas Medical Center _______________________________________________ Click here to download poster _______________________________________________   Visit the blog post below to view more information on a case study Dr. Segal conducted for Joint Space Width in the Knee.   New Case Study Showcases Advancements in Measurement of Joint Space Width in the Knee   Under the current standard of care, joint space width (JSW) measured on Weight Bearing radiographs suffers from poor sensitivity to detection of knee osteoarthritis (OA). It also does a poor job of tracking symptom progression. 2D radiographic JSW is limited by dependence on X-Ray beam alignment with the medial tibial plateau as well as temporal and spatial heterogeneity of structural progression of knee osteoarthritis...