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Rheumatologic Conditions affecting the HandAka: Rheumatologic Conditions affecting the Wrist, Hand associated Rheumatologic Conditions, Wrist associated Rheumatologic Conditions
- See also
- Overuse Syndromes of the Hand and Wrist
- Fall on Outstretched Hand
- Hand Anatomy
- Hand Dermatitis
- Degenerative Arthritis (Osteoarthritis)
- Heberden's Nodes involve DIP Joints
- Bouchard's Nodes involve PIP Joints
- First carpal-metacarpal joint involvement (thumb)
- Secondary degenerative arthritis
- Hemochromatosis: involves second and third MCP joints
- Superimposed Gouty Arthritis of PIP and DIP joints
- Rheumatoid Arthritis
- Symmetrical swelling PIP, MCP and wrist
- DIP joint involvement is rare in Rheumatoid Arthritis
- Extensor Tenosynovitis or rupture may occur
- Psoriasis
- Involves any hand joint (especially DIP joints)
- Sausage-like swelling of digits
- Classic psoriatic Plaque and Nail Pitting (60-80%)
- Gout
- Tophi may be present
- Monoarticular Arthritis most common
- Pseudogout
- Wrists characteristically involved
- Older patients with acute Wrist Pain and swelling
- Other hand joints rarely involved
- Gonococcal Arthritis
- Common onset in young women at start of Menses
- Wrist Tenosynovitis may occur
- Classic vesicular rash seen in Gonorrhea
- Systemic Sclerosis and Scleroderma
- Fingertip atrophy
- Calcific Nodules
- Digital cyanosis
- Sclerodactyly: tightening of skin around digits
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