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Nestor A et al. – The authors describe a case of tuberculous bursitis–osteomyelitis of the wrist, in an elderly patient with rheumatoid arthritis and anti–TNFalpha (anti–Tumor Necrosis Factor alpha) treatment.

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Avgoustidis Nestor, 07/30/09

The aim of this case report was to awake the physicians about the diagnostic dilema in era of new biologics treatment

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