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Original Articles

Rheumatic diseases

1. differential diagnosis

, MD, , MD & , MD
Pages 141-150 | Published online: 07 Jul 2016
 

Abstract

Rheumatic disease may be polyarticular, monarticular, or nonarticular, and the course may be acute or chronic. The anatomic distribution may be central or peripheral. A clinical classification based on these different features is helpful in determining the cause of pain and swelling in or around joints.

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