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[Perispondylitis psoriatica].

M Lindusková¹, J Beran

¹Výzkumný ústav chorob revmatických Praha.

Vnitrni Lekarstvi

|September 1, 1991

Summary

This study highlights rapid axial skeleton changes in a psoriasis vulgaris patient, detailing a specific case of paraspinal ossification. The findings support the term "Perispondylitis psoriatica" for these unique spinal developments.

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Area of Science:

Rheumatology
Dermatology
Orthopedics

Background:

Psoriasis vulgaris can manifest with axial skeleton involvement.
Understanding spinal and paraspinal ossifications in seronegative spondarthritis is crucial.
Classifying various spondylopathies aids in diagnosis and management.

Observation:

The case involves a patient with psoriasis vulgaris exhibiting rapid morphological changes.
A specific instance of paraspinal ossification was observed and documented.
The development of these ossifications on the axial skeleton was notably rapid.

Findings:

The observed ossification is paraspinal in nature.
The authors propose and justify the term "Perispondylitis psoriatica".
This terminology reflects the link between psoriasis and specific spinal ossifications.

Implications:

The findings may refine the classification of spondylopathies associated with psoriasis.
Recognizing "Perispondylitis psoriatica" could improve diagnostic accuracy.
Further research into psoriatic axial skeletal changes is warranted.

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