Which of the following radiographic findings is most consistent with osteoarthritis of the knee?

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AJoint space narrowing
BPeriarticular osteopenia
CSoft tissue swelling without calcification
DSubchondral cyst formation without sclerosis

✓ Correct answer: A. Joint space narrowing Joint space narrowing is a hallmark radiographic finding of osteoarthritis. As the articular cartilage deteriorates, the space between the bones narrows, which is clearly visible on radiographs and represents a key diagnostic criterion for osteoarthritis.

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