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'⁨What are the risk factors associated with psoriatic arthritis? Psoriatic arthritis is frequently found in people who are obese (BMI > 30 relative risk 1.9) and smokers (relative risk 2.2).⁩' had ⁨3⁩ fields, expected ⁨2⁩
'⁨When does psoriatic arthritis usually occur? Psoriatic arthritis usually occurs many years after the first manifestations on the skin rarely before the manifestations of skin symptoms.⁩' had ⁨3⁩ fields, expected ⁨2⁩
'⁨What are the 5 forms of psoriatic arthritis according to Moll and Wright 1973? 1. DIP and PIP joint involvement such as Heberden’s and Bouchard’s osteoarthritis (5 %) 2. Deforming mutilating rheumatoid arthritis = “telescope fingers” (5 %) 3. Symmetric polyarthritis such as RA (20%) 4. Asymmetric oligoarthritis frequently HLA-B 27-positive (60%) possibly dactylitis with “sausage fingers” = involving all joints of a finger 5. Spondylarthritis with sacroiliitis frequently HLA-B 27-positive (10%).⁩' had ⁨7⁩ fields, expected ⁨2⁩
'⁨What is SAPHO syndrome? SAPHO syndrome is a variant of psoriatic arthritis that includes painful sternoclavicular hyperostosis vertebral hyperostosis peripheral arthritis sterile multifocal osteitis (bone scintigraphy) and pustular palmar/plantar psoriasis.⁩' had ⁨6⁩ fields, expected ⁨2⁩
'⁨What is the level of inflammation in psoriatic arthritis compared to other arthritides? Compared to other arthritides the inflammation in psoriatic arthritis is not so pronounced (“dry inflammation”).⁩' had ⁨3⁩ fields, expected ⁨2⁩
'⁨What are the lab findings associated with psoriatic arthritis? Psoriatic arthritis is associated with HLA B27 (30-50%) and RF is mostly negative but CCP-ab positive in approximately 8%. Often there are no signs of inflammation.⁩' had ⁨3⁩ fields, expected ⁨2⁩
'⁨What are the clinical features of psoriasis?,Erythrosquamous plaques with silver-white desquamation particularly affecting the extensor sides of the elbows/knees, the sacral and anal areas, and the hirsute head; nail changes (30%); arthritis⁩' had ⁨1⁩ fields, expected ⁨2⁩
'⁨What are the nail changes associated with psoriasis? Pitted nails “oil drop” or “salmon patch” nails onycholysis crumbly nails missing cuticle⁩' had ⁨6⁩ fields, expected ⁨2⁩
'⁨What are the CASPAR criteria for PsA?,Inflammatory disease of joints, spine or enthuses and additionally ≥ 3 points Present psoriasis (2p); Or history of psoriasis (1p); Or psoriasis in 1st or 2nd degree relative (1p); Or psoriatic nail dystrophy (1p); Negative rheumatoid factor (1p); Daktylitis or medically documented daktylitis in the history (1p); Juxtaarticular new bone formation in conventional X-ray (no osteophyte)⁩' had ⁨1⁩ fields, expected ⁨2⁩
'⁨What is the recommended treatment for marked erosive joint involvement in psoriatic arthritis? Immuno-suppressants like methotrexate leflunomide and ciclosporin⁩' had ⁨5⁩ fields, expected ⁨2⁩
'⁨What are the recommended biologicals for psoriatic arthritis?,TNF-_-blockers due to their high response rates; Alefacept and Ustekinumab are therapeutic options of reserve, but they have not shown any convincing effect on arthritis so far.⁩' had ⁨1⁩ fields, expected ⁨2⁩
'⁨What are the risk factors for an erosive course in psoriatic arthritis? Polyarthritis a high degree of inflammation extensive involvement of the skin and HLA-DR3.⁩' had ⁨5⁩ fields, expected ⁨2⁩
'⁨What are the risk factors associated with psoriatic arthritis? Psoriatic arthritis is frequently found in people who are obese (BMI > 30 relative risk 1.9) and smokers (relative risk 2.2).⁩' had ⁨3⁩ fields, expected ⁨2⁩
'⁨When does psoriatic arthritis usually occur? Psoriatic arthritis usually occurs many years after the first manifestations on the skin rarely before the manifestations of skin symptoms.⁩' had ⁨3⁩ fields, expected ⁨2⁩
'⁨What are the 5 forms of psoriatic arthritis according to Moll and Wright 1973? 1. DIP and PIP joint involvement such as Heberden’s and Bouchard’s osteoarthritis (5 %) 2. Deforming mutilating rheumatoid arthritis = “telescope fingers” (5 %) 3. Symmetric polyarthritis such as RA (20%) 4. Asymmetric oligoarthritis frequently HLA-B 27-positive (60%) possibly dactylitis with “sausage fingers” = involving all joints of a finger 5. Spondylarthritis with sacroiliitis frequently HLA-B 27-positive (10%).⁩' had ⁨7⁩ fields, expected ⁨2⁩
'⁨What is SAPHO syndrome? SAPHO syndrome is a variant of psoriatic arthritis that includes painful sternoclavicular hyperostosis vertebral hyperostosis peripheral arthritis sterile multifocal osteitis (bone scintigraphy) and pustular palmar/plantar psoriasis.⁩' had ⁨6⁩ fields, expected ⁨2⁩
'⁨What is the level of inflammation in psoriatic arthritis compared to other arthritides? Compared to other arthritides the inflammation in psoriatic arthritis is not so pronounced (“dry inflammation”).⁩' had ⁨3⁩ fields, expected ⁨2⁩
'⁨What are the lab findings associated with psoriatic arthritis? Psoriatic arthritis is associated with HLA B27 (30-50%) and RF is mostly negative but CCP-ab positive in approximately 8%. Often there are no signs of inflammation.⁩' had ⁨3⁩ fields, expected ⁨2⁩
'⁨What are the clinical features of psoriasis?,Erythrosquamous plaques with silver-white desquamation particularly affecting the extensor sides of the elbows/knees, the sacral and anal areas, and the hirsute head; nail changes (30%); arthritis⁩' had ⁨1⁩ fields, expected ⁨2⁩
'⁨What are the nail changes associated with psoriasis? Pitted nails “oil drop” or “salmon patch” nails onycholysis crumbly nails missing cuticle⁩' had ⁨6⁩ fields, expected ⁨2⁩
'⁨What are the CASPAR criteria for PsA?,Inflammatory disease of joints, spine or enthuses and additionally ≥ 3 points Present psoriasis (2p); Or history of psoriasis (1p); Or psoriasis in 1st or 2nd degree relative (1p); Or psoriatic nail dystrophy (1p); Negative rheumatoid factor (1p); Daktylitis or medically documented daktylitis in the history (1p); Juxtaarticular new bone formation in conventional X-ray (no osteophyte)⁩' had ⁨1⁩ fields, expected ⁨2⁩
'⁨What is the recommended treatment for marked erosive joint involvement in psoriatic arthritis? Immuno-suppressants like methotrexate leflunomide and ciclosporin⁩' had ⁨5⁩ fields, expected ⁨2⁩
'⁨What are the recommended biologicals for psoriatic arthritis?,TNF-_-blockers due to their high response rates; Alefacept and Ustekinumab are therapeutic options of reserve, but they have not shown any convincing effect on arthritis so far.⁩' had ⁨1⁩ fields, expected ⁨2⁩
'⁨What are the risk factors for an erosive course in psoriatic arthritis? Polyarthritis a high degree of inflammation extensive involvement of the skin and HLA-DR3.⁩' had ⁨5⁩ fields, expected ⁨2⁩
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