A comprehensive descriptive analysis of hip and knee radiographic osteoarthritis in the UK Biobank in relation to joint pain, joint site interrelationships, obesity, race and deprivation: Findings from 59,475 individuals

Asad Hashmi

doi:10.1016/j.joca.2026.07.013

A comprehensive descriptive analysis of hip and knee radiographic osteoarthritis in the UK Biobank in relation to joint pain, joint site interrelationships, obesity, race and deprivation: Findings from 59,475 individuals

2026-08-07

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Asad Hashmi

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Sophie Scott

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Mijin Jung

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Fiona R. Saunders

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Raja Ebsim

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Jennifer S Gregory

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Liubov Arbeeva

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Amanda E. Nelson

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Nicholas C. Harvey

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Claudia Lindner

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R.M. Aspden

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Timothy Cootes

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Jonathan H. Tobias

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Benjamin G Faber *

DOI：10.1016/j.joca.2026.07.013

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Patients with osteoarthritis (OA) affecting multiple joints experience greater pain than those with single-joint disease, yet most research examines isolated joints, leaving a gap in multi-joint disease. This study aimed to describe radiographic hip (rHOA) and knee OA (rKOA) within UK Biobank (UKB), exploring interrelationships across joints and associations with joint pain, body size, race and deprivation.

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Osteoarthritis

Epidemiology

Multi-joint

Pain

Deprivation

A comprehensive descriptive analysis of hip and knee radiographic osteoarthritis in the UK Biobank in relation to joint pain, joint site interrelationships, obesity, race and deprivation: Findings from 59,475 individuals

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