The procedure known as synovectomy is most often used in the treatment of
A) low back pain.
B) acute pain.
C) phantom limb pain.
D) arthritis.

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Synovectomy is a surgical procedure used to remove part or all of a joint's synovium (the lining of the joint). It is most often used in the treatment of arthritis, particularly when the inflammation is not controlled by medication. This procedure can help reduce pain and swelling, and potentially slow down joint damage.

The Procedure Known as Synovectomy Is Most Often Used in the Treatment