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International Journal of Clinical Rheumatology is at the cutting edge of the most recent clinical, translational and lab based exploration to propel the treatment for a wide range of rheumatic diseases and disorders which includes themes, for example, treatment, surgery, imaging and clinical education.
The journal is committed to distribute most elevated quality studies identified with clinical determination and administration of rheumatic ailments through facilitated parts of clinical consideration and clinical examination concentrated on propelling treatment and personal satisfaction for individuals with joint pain, immune system infections, bone issue and related conditions. This journal offers an open access platform to Rheumatology community where, the authors can publish all the reliable sources of information on research findings and current developments as original articles, reviews, case studies, clinical images, short communications, commentaries, etc. and all the published materials will be accessed online all over the world without any subscription fee. The journal gives fundamental perusing to rheumatologists and additionally orthopedic specialists, pharmacologists, pathologists, radiologists, general experts and other wellbeing experts with an enthusiasm for patients with rheumatic maladies.
The journal also incorporates original papers inside the assorted fields of rheumatology, clinical experimentation as well as medicine, pathologic process, immunology, immunopathology, microbiology, clinical problems involving joints, soft tissues, auto-immune diseases, heritable connective tissue disorders and different types of radiological studies.
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Recently Published Articles
Case Series p. 238
Concomitant immunosuppressant use with pegloticase in patients with tophaceous gout - A case series
Author(s): Michael Y. Bessen, Sarah Y. Bessen & Christianne M. Yung
Introduction: Treatment of tophaceous gout with pegloticase is often complicated by the production of anti-pegloticase antibodies. These antibodies result in increased risk of infusion react..
Research Article p. 246
Absence of correlation between DAS28-ESR, DAS28-CRP, SDAI, CDAI and ultrasound scoring in patients with rheumatoid arthritis in remission
Author(s): Melanie Trabelsi, Marion Cugnet, Athan Baillet, Marine Clay, Stephanie Rouanet, Elise Contant, Muriel Piperno, Florence Merle-Vincent, Deborah Gensburger, Claire Vidon, Hubert Marotte, Beatrice Pallot-Prades, Delphine Denarie, Adamah Amouzougan, Anne Cherasse, Laurent Grimault, Clementine Fortunet, Marie Bossert, Xavier Guillot, Isabelle Brault, Benoit Auge, Elodie Constant, Philippe Gaudin & Paul Ornetti
Objective: Several composite scores (28-joints Disease Activity Score (DAS28), Simplified/Clinical Disease Activity Index (SDAI/CDAI)) may be used as target of therapeutic strategies in rheu..
Research Article p. 255
Comparison of changes of fatigue and psycho-physical wellbeing in rheumatoid arthritis patients during add-on treatment with alfacalcidol or prednisolone
Author(s): Katarina Simic Pasalic, Tatjana Zivanovic Radnic, Mirjana Sefik Bukilica, Nemanja Damjanov, Andjela Gavrilovic & Jelena Vojinovic
The aim of this study was to investigate and compare effects of vitamin D analogue alfacalcidol (1αD3) or prednisolone add-on treatment to fatigue and psycho-physical well-being in pat..
Case Report p. 264
A rare cause of hypersplenism; splenic amyloidosis induced by familial mediterranean fever
Author(s): Pervin Ozkan Kurtgoz, Ibrahim Guney, Suleyman Karakose & Edip Erkus
Background: Familial Mediterranean Fever (FMF) is an inflammatory disease characterized by fever and serositis attacks. The most important complication of the disease is the development of A..
