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Reactive arthritis is an inflammatory joint arthritis largely characterized by joint inflammation triggered by infection. To date, no diagnostic or classification criteria have been established, but in 2014, the American College of Rheumatology issued general treatment guidelines. In this article, we highlight a new review article on treatments for reactive arthritis.
French researchers identified a specific phenotype along with predictive factors.
This meta-analysis confirms and clarifies the link between SLE and certain types of cancer.
How much confidence do you have in your treatment target?
While traditional risk factors play a role, factors specific to SLE also contribute to CVD.
Researchers identify influential factors on hand function in rheumatoid arthritis.
The investigators used FDG PET-CT to detect myocardial inflammation in RA patients without clinical heart failure.
T1-weighted MRI may be a highly specific and reliable test for diagnosing SpA.
Vertebral fractures may not be as common in spondyloarthritis as previously thought.
This study appears to confirm the role of B cells in the early pathogenesis of RA and sheds light on an avenue for further investigation.
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