The hand-foot syndrome is a benign self-limiting condition seen in young children with sickle-cell haemoglobinopathy, usually at the time of a crisis. The authors have observed 36 cases among 4920 patients. The features and management of the condition are discussed and the published literature is reviewed.

Background: Nail disease is an important feature of psoriasis arthritis (PsA), and has been recognised as one the 6 clinical domains by GRAPPA. Little known about how patients with PsA nail compare to without disease. found associate severe PsA. Objectives: The objective this study was examine association patient demographics features active Methods: For cross-sectional study, data from 3 cohor...

Tubercular involvement of small bones is a rare clinical condition. Often, the disease associated with pulmonary involvement. Isolated cases spina ventosa in adults no seeding or any history tuberculosis trauma are relatively infrequent occurrences. We report case 22-year-old immunocompetent Indian female who presented complaints swollen right index finger. A detailed workup supported by radiog...

The sickle cell gene is pleiotropic in nature. Although it is a single gene mutation, it has multiple phenotypic expressions that constitute the complications of sickle cell disease. The frequency and severity of these complications vary considerably both latitudinally in patients and longitudinally in the same patient over time. Thus, complications that occur in childhood may disappear, persis...

Background: Patients with a diagnosis of Spondyloarthritis (SpA) and Psoriatic Arthritis (PsA) may have predominant axial or peripheral symptoms, the frequency distribution these symptoms determine clinical by rheumatologist (“clinical clusters”). Clustering analysis represents an unsupervised exploratory which tries to identify homogeneous groups cases (“statistical clusters”) without prior in...