Raynaud Disease
Automated nailfold analysis distinguishes systemic sclerosis from normal capillaries
A fully automated analysis of nailfold images was able to distinguish patients with systemic sclerosis from those with normal capillaries at least as well as human experts, according to data published in Rheumatology.
Raynaud’s Awareness Month focuses on symptoms in extremities
One of the most common manifestations of Raynaud’s syndrome is noticeable in the extremities through numbness, discoloration and pain during the cold weather months, according to the Raynaud’s Association.
Ace the Case: A 76-Year-Old Female With White Discoloration of Fingers
Early diagnosis in systemic sclerosis key to limiting comorbidities
SAN DIEGO — Early screening and early diagnosis are critical to managing systemic sclerosis, according to a presentation at the 2019 Congress of Clinical Rheumatology West.
Patient-reported symptoms linked to disease activity changes in SSc
Patient-reported symptoms are associated with clinically impactful changes in systemic sclerosis disease activity, according to findings published in Arthritis Care & Research.