A 32-year-old man presented with a 4-month history of recurrent abscesses and a 3-day history of a skin lesion on his face. On examination, a skin ulcer with a violaceous border was seen on the right lower portion of the face. Read the full clinical case: https://t.co/q6w6kM9DzC
Adie’s tonic pupil in primary Sjögren syndrome
✅a rare neurological disorder characterized by enlargement of the pupil with poor reaction to light and light-near dissociation
✅ciliary ganglionitis might be the underlying mechanism in #SjögrenSyndrome
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Systemic sclerosis:
Puffy fingers, Raynaud phenomenon and abnormal nail fold capillaries are typical features of the early phase of systemic sclerosis.
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Endothelial IFN-1 signature distinguishes systemic sclerosis skin subtypes and disease progression and may contribute to vasculopathy and fibrosis
In Arthritis & Rheumatology
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@Janetbirdope early progressive diffuse SSc. RNAP III or Scl70 most likely. This patient is likely to progress as he is probably at an active stage with high inflammatory reactants. Hints from the redness of the forearm.
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