Cytokines in childhood rheumatic diseases.

Cytokines and eicosanoids in rheumatic diseases.

neurologic manifestations of childhood rheumatic diseases

how to cite this article: shiari r. neurologic manifestations of childhood rheumatic diseases.  iran j child neurol autumn 2012; 6(4): 1-7. children with rheumatic disorders may have a wide variety of clinical features ranging from fever or a simple arthritis to complex multisystem autoimmune diseases. information about the prevalence of neurological manifestations in children with rheumatologi...

Childhood The Rheumatic Diseases of

La Sclerosi Sistemica Progressiva. By Mario Giordano. (Pp. 150; illustrated + tables. Lire 8000.) Edizioni Luigi Pozzi: Rome. 1977. Th official birthday of systemic sclerosis was 1753 when Carlo Curzio, a Neopolitan physician working at a Hospital for Incurables, was the first accurately to describe a patient with scleroderma, altough Zacutus Lusitanus had published an incomplete description of...

Neurologic Manifestations of Childhood Rheumatic Diseases

Children with rheumatic disorders may have a wide variety of clinical features ranging from fever or a simple arthritis to complex multisystem autoimmune diseases. Information about the prevalence of neurological manifestations in children with rheumatologic disorders is limited. This review describes the neurologic complications of childhood Rheumatic disease either solely or combined with sym...

Synovial fluid concentration of five different cytokines in rheumatic diseases.

Interleukin-1 beta, interleukin-2, tumour necrosis factor alpha, and the interferons, alfa and gamma, were measured concurrently in synovial fluid samples from 68 patients with rheumatic diseases. Mean interleukin-1 beta concentrations (130.3 (SD 22) pg/ml) were higher in synovial fluids from patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) than in those from patients with osteoarthritis (27.8(4.5)pg/ml...