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Gottron papules
Dx, Tx
dermatomyositis
corticosteroids
Clinical triad:
Arthritis
Conjunctivitis
Non-gonococcal urethritis
Reiter's syndrome
Symmetric proximal muscle weakness and occasional muscle pain and tenderness, elevated CK
Dx Tx
Polymyositis
Corticosteroids
Symmetric proximal muscle weakness and occasional muscle pain and tenderness on Passive Range of Motion (PROM).
Dx Tx
Bursitis (Tendonitis is NOT tender on PROM)
Aspiration, NSAIDs, injected corticosteroids
Hyperuricemia in male 40-60 years old
Gout (Rule out Renal Failure)
____ _____ is end product of purine metabolism
Uric acid
Gout
ID & Dx
Birefringent crystals
Gout
Gout prophylaxis (3)
Probenecid (preferred)
Allopurinol (blocks xanthine oxidase)
Uloric
45 year old male truck driver with urate crystals and WBCs in synovial fluid plus excretion of more than 800 mg of uric acid in 24 hours on a regular diet. Dx?
Gout
Purine rich foods?
Liver
Kidney
Sardines/anchovies
Beer
Fish, shellfish
Mushrooms, cauliflower, spinach
Calcium pyrophosphate dihydrate crystals found in joints. Dx?
Chondrocalcinosis (pseudogout)
Most common joint disease
Osteoarthritis
Changes in bone that cause it to become dens, hard, and smooth like ivory, subchondral calcification.
eburnation
The presence of osteophytes (ie, spurs at the joint margins) on X-ray is the most characteristic findings. Dx? Tx?
Osteroarthritis (OA)
Reduce joint stress (weight loss)
Physical therapy (heat & capsaicin)
Acetaminophen
Tramadol (potential for abuse)
Muscle relaxants
Narcotics (last line)
T/F Systemic glucocorticoids improve symptoms of osteroarthritis.
False - systemic glucocorticoids have no role in management of OA. Joint injections of glucocorticoids are an effective treatment
60 year old woman has giant cell arteritis, what else might you suspect?
Polymyalgia rheumatica (PMR)
Gold standard in Dx of Giant Cell Arteritis? Tx?
Temporal artery biopsy
High dose corticosteroids