[PDF] Top 20 A Study on the clinical features of Reactive Arthritis and its Outcome.

... prospective study of patients with enteroarthritis secondary to agents such as Salmonella, Yersinia, Enterocolitica or Campylobacter conducted by Fryden et al showed that treatment with or without antibiotics ... See full document

... of clinical features and laboratory ...systemic features, daytime gel phenomena rather than morning stiffness and normal (for age) or negative laboratory investigations such as ESR and ...by ... See full document

... gender-specific risk factors, but male patients were more difficult to diagnose. So those cases that defied diagnosis were transferred to our hospital. Second, Chinese Han female rarely take oral contraceptive pills, ... See full document

... cases caused by the epidemic strain [3,4]. But these studies [3,4] did not report finding more W135 than non-W135 patients who were older and in the 20–54 year-old age group. In case series from Europe and Saudi Arabia, ... See full document

... Electrolyte imbalances are the consequences of hyperglyc- emia, hyperosmolality, and acidosis. The biochemical parameters noted in this study were those of hypokalae- mia. hyponatraemia, hypernatraemia and ... See full document

... combined systemic diseases, and the most common sys- temic comorbidity was Sturge-Weber syndrome which was found in 12.9% of patients with CG. However, Sturge-Weber syndrome was not associated with severe corneal opacity ... See full document

... indicate its efficacy in myasthenic gravis (21) ...recent study, those who received immunosuppressants for minimum of 1 year, all forms benefited and the rate of remission or minimal manifestation was 85% ... See full document

... per study ranged from 5 to 305 patients (median 27, interquartile range [IQR] 13–37, Additional file 1: Table ...individual study periods varied be- tween 3 and 31 years (median 13 years, IQR ...or ... See full document

... in clinical data acquisition and analysis; Dr Davies was involved in study design and edited drafts; Dr Prelog performed radiological phenotyping and edited drafts; Drs Tantsis, Gill, Webster, Menzes, ... See full document

... of clinical relevance to pa- tients who receive this diagnosis ...reported clinical outcomes of patients with iHCC but there is wide discrepancy in data ...this study, we have tried to clarify some ... See full document

... this study, we incorporated staining intensity and percentage of positive tumor cells for the scoring of HBXIP ...in clinical ovarian cancer tissue samples ...our study also indicated that HBXIP ... See full document

... the study by Rees et al, 1995 preceding diarrhoeal illness, especially Campylobacter jejuni infection was documented in cases of acute motor axonal neuropathy; supporting our ... See full document

... descriptive study of patients diagnosed with brain tumors and regularly followed at the neurosurgery department of the “CHNU-Fann” from January 2010 to December ...demiologic features (age, gender), ... See full document

... pregnancy up to the 20th week of gestation to reduce the level of immunity [15]. Increased hormone levels during pregnancy, including progesterone, estrogen and human chorionic gonadotropin, have been shown to have a ... See full document

... a clinical trial in 2010 enrolled only patients with blood or synovial tissue posi- tive for Chlamydia detected by PCR ...this study, the patients were randomized to receive doxycycline + rifampin, ... See full document

... the study by Niphon Chirapapaisan et al, (54) 31 patients (48 eyes) were followed up for a mean period of ...This study concluded that pediatric optic neuritis has no gender or racial predilection, is ... See full document

... different outcome, support the relevance of position 11 on ...present study was insufficiently powered to detect a protective effect of Ser in the subgroup of patients ... See full document

... our study. A clinical diagno- sis of proximodistal dysferlinopathy was associated with more severe disease, and this appears unrelated to symptom ...Longitudinal study will clarify whether this is a ... See full document

... Of the 41 high-probability patients included via the tREACH study, 38 were ultimately diagnosed as having definite RA. In this group of early RA, two patients were lost to follow-up, leaving 36 patients for ... See full document

... on clinical examination some enthesis (epicondyles and great trocanthers) were involved in a high percentage of cases, whereas other entheses (quadriceps tendon, Achilles tendons, plantar fascia insertion) showed ... See full document