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covers more than 100
different complex diseases,
collectively known as
rheumatic diseases,
which includes many
forms of
arthritis as well as
lupus and...
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Rheumatic fever (RF) is an
inflammatory disease that can
involve the heart, joints, skin, and brain. The
disease typically develops two to four w****s...
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Rheumatism or
rheumatic disorders are
conditions causing chronic,
often intermittent pain
affecting the
joints or
connective tissue.
Rheumatism does not...
- Sydenham's c****a, also
known as
rheumatic c****a, is a
disorder characterized by rapid,
uncoordinated jerking movements primarily affecting the face...
- have an
active and
prominent role in
these pathogenic processes of the
rheumatic joints. RA
typically manifests with
signs of inflammation, with the affected...
- The
Annals of the
Rheumatic Diseases is a
monthly peer-reviewed
medical journal. It is
published by the BMJ
Group on
behalf of the
European League Against...
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common in late
winter and
early spring.
Potential complications include rheumatic fever and
peritonsillar abscess. The
typical signs and
symptoms of streptococcal...
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abnormalities or
specific disease or
physiologic processes including rheumatic heart disease and pregnancy. Anatomically, the
valves are part of the...
- from
acute rheumatic fever. When this
involvement of the
heart tissue occurs, it is
called rheumatic heart disease. In most
cases of
rheumatic heart disease...
- (superficial) is
known as
granuloma annulare.
Rheumatic fever nodules are
typically ****ociated with
acute rheumatic fever in children. They are not accompanied...
