Arthritis as a Complication of Small-Pox

Arthritis Following Small-Pox

To the Editor, The Indian Medicai, Gazette. Sir,?With reference to Dr. Gopal Singh Chawal's letter in the correspondence columns of your issue for May 1927, with regard to arthritis as a complication of small-pox, 1 wish to say that arthritis as a complication cf small-pox is neither very rare nor unheard of. I have myself seen four such cases in a village of population 8,000 in Ramnad District...

A Case of Multiple Arthritis Following Small-Pox

To the Editor, The; Indian Medical Gazette;. Sir,?In the correspondence columns of your issues for May 1927 and January 1928, I find physicians reporting on arthritis as a sequel of small-pox. From my own personal experience of a case now on my hands, I can safely state that multiple arthritis is not an uncommon complication?or rather sequel?of small-pox, especially where sepsis has occurred in...

Arthritis of Both Elbow Joints as a Sequel of Small-Pox

مقایسه‌ی معیارهای1987 ACR با معیارهای جدید2010 ACR/EULAR در تشخیص بیماری آرتریت روماتویید

Background: Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) is a chronic inflammatory disease presenting with inflammation, tenderness and destruction of the synovial joints, resulting in severe disability and early death due to complication of disease. Previous diagnostic criteria are not useful for identifying patients who need early treatment. Thus, new diagnostic criteria for faster diagnosis of disease are intr...

Arthritis of Both Elbow Joints Following Small-Pox

Sir,?I was consulted in October 1926 by a Mahomedan boy, aged about 17 years, a faqir by profession, for painful swelling of both elbow joints. He gave the following history; that he had gone down with fever on the 10th September 1926 at Gujar Khan, a town in the north of the Punjab. This had developed into small-pox. The tenth day after the appearance of the eruption, pain and swelling set in ...