On a Form of Chronic Joint Disease in Children

Still, George F.; Garrod, Archibald E.

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“…The anatomical changes reported by previous authors are summarized in the (Stoye, 1926;Levi, 1935) but Bini (1935 found no change. Only one previous case showed pits in the articular cartilage (Still, 1897) and no histological description was given. The pits in the present case were probably produced by a degeneration of the interstitial substance of the cartilage.…”

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“…(3) although the enlargement of the glands is general, it is most marked near the affected joints (Still, 1897;Benedettelli, 1934). In the present case the changes in the popliteal glands were more advanced than in the abdominal ones.…”

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“…The swellings of the joints and lymph glands are usually multiple and symmetrical. The disease generally starts before the second dentition (Still, 1897;Simonetti, 1930) but sometimes occurs in adults (Strauss, 1926;Micheli and Gamna, 1928). The onset is usually insidious but sometimes acute and often accompanied by fever.…”

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“…The onset is usually insidious but sometimes acute and often accompanied by fever. The course is chronic; intermissions of fever may be associated with regression of the swellings of the joints, glands and spleen but both fever and the other changes often recur (Still, 1897;Simonetti, 1930;Bini, 1935). To the three cardinal signs may be added, in order of frequency: anaemia, muscular atrophy, cachexia, pericarditis, pleurisy, exophthalmos (Bini, 1935) and exanthemata (Simonetti, 1930).…”

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The nature of Still's disease: With Report of a Case

Langley¹

1945

Archives of Disease in Childhood

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The nature of Still's disease: With Report of a Case

Langley¹

1945

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“…med._a., 1968, 2,31 Cervical spine involvement has long been recognized as a feature of juvenile rheumatoid arthritis (Still, 1896;Coss and Boots, 1946;Potter et al, 1954;Ziff et al, 1954). Though Garrod described cervical spine involvement in adult rheumatoid arthritis in 1890, it is only within relatively recent times that the frequency and importance of cervical spine changes in adult rheumatoid arthritis has been appreciated (Kellgren and' Lawrence, 1956Sharp, 1957;Purser, 1957, 1961;Sharp et al, 1958;Martel, 1961;Conlon et al, 1966).…”

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Fatal Subaxial Dislocation of Cervical Spine in Rheumatoid Arthritis

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1968

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Practice Analysis and Determining the Knowledge and Skills Expected of a Pediatric Rheumatologist

Brucia,

Hayward,

Brunner

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ACR Open Rheumatology

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ObjectiveThe scope of clinical practice of pediatric rheumatology has been difficult to define. The lack of definition prevents an accurate understanding of the knowledge and skills required of practicing pediatric rheumatologists. A practice analysis process was used with the goal of establishing a precise definition of clinical pediatric rheumatology practice. The definition of practice will improve training and the creation of relevant certification examinations.MethodsA practice analysis approach used meetings with a representative panel of pediatric rheumatologists to create a practice analysis document (PAD) and a test content outline (TCO). Panel experience, entrustable professional activities, and the current TCO were used to guide the process. Surveys were administered to fellowship program directors (PDs) and a broader group of practicing pediatric rheumatologists to revise and validate the content of the documents.ResultsA PAD was created, including 14 categories of conditions diagnosed or managed by pediatric rheumatologists and eight domains of practice, with the tasks, knowledge, and skills required to perform these tasks. The survey of PDs (n = 10) indicated that the PAD content is important and useful. A TCO was created and consists of 18 domains used to define content areas to be assessed on certifying examinations. The survey of practicing pediatric rheumatologists (n = 127) indicated that the TCO domains are relevant.ConclusionA practice analysis process produced valuable resources for defining the clinical practice of pediatric rheumatology. The PAD and TCO can be used to develop more specific training curricula and to create relevant certification examinations.

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On a Form of Chronic Joint Disease in Children

Cited by 337 publications

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The nature of Still's disease: With Report of a Case

The nature of Still's disease: With Report of a Case

Fatal Subaxial Dislocation of Cervical Spine in Rheumatoid Arthritis

Practice Analysis and Determining the Knowledge and Skills Expected of a Pediatric Rheumatologist

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