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Joint LEAST involved in primary osteoahritis: March 2013 (b, h)

A
Hip
B
Trapezio-metacarpal
C
Knee
D
Coraco-clavicular
High-Yield Explanation
Ans. D i.e. Coracoclavicular Osteoahritis Usually OA involves: - Hip, - Knee Does not affect MCP joint Interphalangeal joints & nodes: - DIP - Heberdens node; PIP - Bouchard nodes X-ray shows: Osteophyte formation, narrowing of joint space etc.

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