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See Latest ArticlesTwo cases of distal extremity swelling with pitting oedema in psoriatic arthritis: the different pathological mechanisms
Rheumatology International, 07/27/09
Quarta L et al. – In this study, the authors report two cases of psoriatic arthritis with distal extremity swelling and pitting oedema. In the first patient, the swelling and pitting oedema were associated with lymphatic obstruction, as detected by lymphoscintigraphy.
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