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Chronic inflammatory rheumatism affecting axial and peripheral joints.
It is present in 90-95% of cases of Ankylosing Spondylitis.
Axial, Peripheral Erosive, and Peripheral Enthesitic.
It specifically involves inflammation at tendon and ligament insertions.
Bone erosions occur due to inflammation.
Bilateral or unilateral buttock pain.
Pain during hip flexion and external rotation.
Morning pain that improves throughout the day.
Inflammatory back pain with specific physical signs.
Age under 40, insidious onset, and improvement with activity.
To identify sacroiliitis and joint erosions.
Asymmetric oligoarthritis following infections.
Often as asymmetric oligoarthritis with skin lesions.
It helps in diagnosing SpondyloArthrites based on clinical and genetic factors.
Uveitis, cardiac issues, and renal involvement.
Increased likelihood of developing SpondyloArthritis.
Chronic inflammatory rheumatism affecting axial and peripheral joints.
It is present in 90-95% of Ankylosing Spondylitis cases.
Axial, Peripheral Erosive, and Peripheral Enthesitic.
It specifically involves inflammation at tendon and ligament insertions.
Bone erosions occur due to inflammation.
Inflammatory back pain and stiffness.
Inflammatory back pain and family history of SPA.
Infections and smoking can increase susceptibility.
It often presents with skin lesions before joint symptoms.
Asymmetric oligoarthritis following infections.
Initial inflammation, fibrosis, and ossification.
Syndesmophytes and 'bamboo spine' appearance.
It helps diagnose sacroiliac joint involvement.
Uveitis, cardiac issues, and renal involvement.
It is a known environmental risk factor.
Reduced spinal mobility in inflammatory back pain.