Psoriatic arthritis

Preview

Psoriatic arthritis can precede the onset of psoriatic skin lesions and has myriad presentations. Familiarity with its guises allows early institution of therapy to control its destructive potential. The authors describe the clinical features of psoriatic arthritis in all their variety, indicate what laboratory abnormalities and radiographic findings can be expected, and provide an update on agents used in therapy.

Additional information

Notes on contributors

Rula Bulbul

Rula Bulbul, MD William V. Williams, MD H. Ralph Schumacher Jr, MD Dr Bulbul is a senior fellow in rheumatology, Dr Williams is assistant professor of medicine, and Dr Schumacher is professor of medicine, rheumatology division, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Philadelphia.

William V. Williams

Rula Bulbul, MD William V. Williams, MD H. Ralph Schumacher Jr, MD Dr Bulbul is a senior fellow in rheumatology, Dr Williams is assistant professor of medicine, and Dr Schumacher is professor of medicine, rheumatology division, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Philadelphia.

H. Ralph Schumacher

Rula Bulbul, MD William V. Williams, MD H. Ralph Schumacher Jr, MD Dr Bulbul is a senior fellow in rheumatology, Dr Williams is assistant professor of medicine, and Dr Schumacher is professor of medicine, rheumatology division, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Philadelphia.