Practical RheumatologyTimothy M. Spiegel |
Contents
Approach to Diagnosis | 1 |
Monoarthritis | 31 |
Symmetric Polyarthritis | 47 |
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abnormalities active acute agents anemia ankylosing spondylitis anti-inflammatory antibodies antigen arteries articular aspirin associated biopsy bone bursitis cartilage cell cervical chronic clinical complement connective tissue disease corticosteroids deformity diagnosis disorders distal dose drugs effusion fever flexion frequently function glomerulonephritis gold gout hepatitis hyperuricemia immune complexes infection inflammation inflammatory involvement joint knee lesions ligament manifestations medication mg per day muscle nerve nodules nonsteroidal normal NSAIDs occur onset osteoarthritis pain palpation patients peripheral physician polyarthritis polyarticular positive prednisone present Professor of Medicine proteinuria pseudogout psoriatic arthritis pulmonary range of motion rarely rash renal result Rheum rheumatic diseases rheumatoid arthritis rheumatoid factor Rheumatology sacroiliitis salicylate scleroderma secondary sedimentation rate seronegative serum side effects Sjögren's syndrome skin specific spine steroids subluxation symmetric symptoms syndrome synovial fluid synovium systemic lupus erythematosus Table tendon therapy thritis tion toxicity treatment urate uric acid usually vasculitis wrist x-ray films