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Reumatismo palindrômico causa crises agudas de dor e edema nas articulações, tipicamente nas mãos e nos pés. Cada episódio pode durar de algumas horas a vários dias. A frequência das crises também é variável. No intervalo entre as crises, a dor e o edema desaparecem completamente e as articulações acometidas parecem normais nas radiografias. É provável que 30 a 50 por cento dos pacientes com reumatismo palindrômico desenvolverão artrite reumatoide, mas a progressão pode levar vários anos. | |||
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Palindromic rheumatism causes sudden attacks of joint pain and swelling, typically in the hands and feet. An episode may last from a few hours to several days. The frequency of attacks also varies. Between attacks, pain and swelling completely disappear, and the affected joints look normal on X-rays. It is likely that 30 to 50 percent of patients with palindromic rheumatism go on to develop rheumatoid arthritis, but the progression may take several years. | |||
Revision as of 11:42, 13 August 2026
Palindromic rheumatism causes sudden attacks of joint pain and swelling, typically in the hands and feet. An episode may last from a few hours to several days. The frequency of attacks also varies. Between attacks, pain and swelling completely disappear, and the affected joints look normal on X-rays. It is likely that 30 to 50 percent of patients with palindromic rheumatism go on to develop rheumatoid arthritis, but the progression may take several years.
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| English | Palindromic rheumatism |
Palindromic rheumatism causes sudden attacks of joint pain and swelling, typically in the hands and feet. An episode may last from a few hours to several days. The frequency of attacks also varies. Between attacks, pain and swelling completely disappear, and the affected joints look normal on X-rays. It is likely that 30 to 50 percent of patients with palindromic rheumatism go on to develop rheumatoid arthritis, but the progression may take several years. |
