psoriatic arthropathy : a clinical and biochemical study
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1997
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Abstract
39 psoriatic patients with arthropathy and a negative rheumatoid factor were analysed to find the types of arthropathy and psoriasis and also any associated bichemical changes which could indicate the risk of developing arthropathy. All 5 types of arthropathy were noted, though the asymmetrical mono or oligo articular type was the most common and psoriasis vulgaris with nail involvement was more commonly associated with arthropathy. A significant association between serum hypocalcemia and psoriatic arthropathy was observed.
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| Authors | ;G Anuja;A Sarojini |
| Journal | crystallization of organic compounds: an industrial perspective |
| Year | 1997 |
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