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Joint involvement in Lö fgren's syndrome
2016
Sovremennaâ Revmatologiâ
Objective: to study the clinical, laboratory, and instrumental features of joint involvement in patients with Löfgren's syndrome.Patients and methods. Examinations were made in 125 patients, among whom there were 21 men and 104 women (male:female ratio, 1:5); mean age, 42±12 years (from 18 to 69 years), the referral diagnoses were erythema nodosum (EN), panniculitis or vasculitis.Results. All the patients complained of painful red indurations on the upper and lower extremities; there were also
doi:10.14412/1996-7012-2016-3-35-40
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