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PMID: 10912594 J Pediatr Orthop. 2000 Jul-Aug;20(4):419-20.

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What's new in the diagnosis and treatment of juvenile rheumatoid arthritis.

Sherry DD.

Sherry DD., JPO 2000

Pubmed

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Questions (2)

(OBQ16.189) In which of the following clinical scenarios would an urgent ophthalmology consultation be warranted to mitigate potential irreversible complications of the primary pathology?

QID: 8951

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A 4-year old male with proportionate dwarfism secondary to an autosomal recessive mutation resulting in L-alpha iduronidase deficiency.

(158/1816)

A 5-year old male with proportionate dwarfism secondary to an X-linked recessive mutation resulting in sulpho-iduronate-sulphatase deficiency

11%

(197/1816)

A 6-year old female with 2 months of persistent left knee swelling and associated stiffness, intermittent fever, and elevated ESR.

39%

(712/1816)

A 7-year old male with developmental delay, dolichostenomelia, and positive urine nitroprusside test secondary to a cystathionine b-synthase deficiency.

17%

(305/1816)

A 10-year old developmentally normal male with dolichostenomelia, generalized ligamentous laxity, and pecrus carinatum.

23%

(425/1816)

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(OBQ04.226) A 4-year-old female is brought by her parents in regard to a right sided limp that improves during the day and has been present for two months. She is found to have a right knee effusion and associated soft-tissue swelling with no redness or warmth. Lab work reveals negative Rheumatoid factor, a positive low titer ANA and a normal WBC. Radiographs are normal for her age. What additional work up does she need?

QID: 1331

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Skeletal survey

(107/1965)

MRI of the pelvis

(79/1965)

Clotting factor levels

15%

(302/1965)

Ophthalmology evaluation

68%

(1329/1965)

Bone scan

(143/1965)

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