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G Huston¹, R J Newman

¹Seacroft Hospital, Leeds, UK.

Postgraduate Medical Journal

|August 1, 1990

Abstract:

A case of rheumatoid arthritis, whose presenting problem was a non-infective fistula of the elbow joint, is described. Penicillamine therapy was ineffective, but synovectomy led to healing.

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