RHEUMATOLOGY

Reactive Arthritis

Jan 26, 2019 by in RHEUMATOLOGY Comments Off on Reactive Arthritis

Reactive arthritis (formerly known as Reiter disease) is usually associated with conjunctivitis and urethritis. It is a disease predominantly of males between 15 and 35 years of age and is…

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Psoriatic Arthritis

Jan 26, 2019 by in RHEUMATOLOGY Comments Off on Psoriatic Arthritis

For years psoriatic arthritis was considered part of the spectrum of rheumatoid arthritis. The classification of psoriatic arthritis as a “rheumatoid variant” persists today. However, the radiographic manifestations, along with…

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Approach to the Shoulder

Jan 26, 2019 by in RHEUMATOLOGY Comments Off on Approach to the Shoulder

Pain in the shoulder is a common problem affecting all ages of the general population. It is the second most common cause of musculoskeletal pain. Radiographic diagnosis of the disease…

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Approach to the Foot

Jan 26, 2019 by in RHEUMATOLOGY Comments Off on Approach to the Foot

A systematic assessment of foot radiographs for the manifestations of arthropathies is important, because the foot may be an early site of involvement in a systemic arthropathy such as rheumatoid…

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Approach to the Hip

Jan 26, 2019 by in RHEUMATOLOGY Comments Off on Approach to the Hip

The assessment of hip pain depends on a systematic review of a quality anteroposterior (AP) view of the pelvis. The femurs should be internally rotated approximately 15 degrees, the pelvis…

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Staging, Workup, and Surveillance

Nov 21, 2018 by in RHEUMATOLOGY Comments Off on Staging, Workup, and Surveillance

4 Staging, Workup, and Surveillance Jocelyn Depathy and Stephan Ariyan     Epidemiologic studies of malignant melanoma have shown a steady rise in the incidence of this disease in various…

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