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Jack and Mike discuss research that measured muscle loss at different stages of RA disease process.  

Paper: https://academic.oup.com/rheumatology/advance-article/doi/10.1093/rheumatology/keaa364/5903546

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Link - https://rheumatology.physio/rheumatoid-arthritis-and-diet/ 

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Another Blog on Rheumatology.Physio this time all about nails and a specific issue seen in Psoriatic Arthritis called Onchyolysis. Recorded Live over social media.

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RheumMates where we discuss Rheumatology topics of interest to the MSK clinician.   

In this session we discuss an audit that looked at what happened to Newly diagnosed Rheumatoid Arthritis patients up to one year after diagnosis. Jack and Mike are reassured by outcomes, frustrated at the lack of similar clinics for AxSpA patients and hopeful for the future. Plus Jack starts a new feature that both he and Mike may regret quickly...

Paper Link https://www.rheumatology.org.uk/Portals/0/Documents/Practice_Quality/Audit/NEIA/NEIA_Supplementary_Audit_Report_June_2020.pdf?ver=2020-06-10-114816-260

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RheumMates where we discuss Rheumatology topics of interest to the MSK clinician. 

In this session we discuss a paper with a surprising (to Jack and Mike anyway) conclusion. We were surprised to read that if someone doesnt respond well to NSAIDs and doesnt have protracted early morning spinal stiffness then you can pretty much rule out Spondyloarthritis. 

We are not certain thats the case so we had a chat about it! 

Paper Link HERE

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The first Student and New Grad RheumRoom!  

An overview of Rheumatology and guidance for recognising these tricky conditions!

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Answering Your Questions about all things Rheumatology  

This week I answer:  Rheumatology and Tendons! 

- Differential Diagnosis of a rheumatology issue 

- Treating a rheumatology related tendon problem 

- Role of diagnostic ultrasound 

- which tendons are most likely affected?  

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Answering Your Questions about all things Rheumatology  

This week I answer:  Rheumatoid Arthritis Questions 

- Joint Protection? 

- Do RA Joints respond to specific interventions? 

- Is physio or medications the mainstay of treatment 

- Dietary intake  

- is it safe to exercise with flared joints? 

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