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Arthritis of Both Knees | Arthritis of large joints occurs with polyarticular or pauciarticular disease, while small joint involvement is typically seen in polyarticular disease only. | Polyarticular Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis; Pauciarticular Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis | HEAL Reviewed Collection |
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Cervical Spine Involvement in Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis | Involvement of the cervical spine with obliteration of apophyseal articulations and eventual fusion of the posterior articulations of C2 and C3 is commonly seen in polyarticular or systemic onset disease. | | HEAL Reviewed Collection |
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Hand X-ray | This radiograph of a child's hand with advanced polyarticular JRA shows subarticular osteopenia and fusion of the metacarpal bones. | Polyarticular Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis | HEAL Reviewed Collection |
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Interphalangeal Polyarthritis | In rheumatoid arthritis the proximal interphalangeal joints are more affected than the distal ones. | Polyarticular Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis; Interphalangeal Joint | HEAL Reviewed Collection |
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Micrognathia | This is a photograph of an 11 year old girl with pronounced micrognathia as a result of bilateral temporo - mandibular arthritis in longstanding juvenile rheumatoid arthritis. The inflammation has led to growth arrest in the mandible. | juvenile rheumatoid arthritis; micrognathia; temporo-mandibular joint | HEAL Open Review Collection |
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Micrognathia | This is a photograph of an 11 year old girl with pronounced micrognathia as a result of bilateral temporo-mandibular arthritis in longstanding juvenile rheumatoid arthritis. The inflammation has led to growth arrest in the mandible. | | HEAL Reviewed Collection |
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Rash of Systemic Onset Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis | Maculo-papular rash in a child with systemic onset rheumatoid arthritis (Still's Disease). The rash occurred during a flare-up. | Still's Disease; Systemic Onset; Maculo-papular Rash | HEAL Reviewed Collection |
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Subcutaneous Nodules | Rheumatoid nodules occur more commonly in rheumatoid factor positive children with advanced disease. | | HEAL Reviewed Collection |