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Tian-Chang Zhong1, Zi-Hao Fang2, Ying-Yan Wen2
1Department of Emergency,Zhongshan Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine,Zhongshan,Guangdong 528400,China.
Abstract:
Remitting seronegative symmetrical synovitis with pitting edema (RS3PE) syndrome is a rare seronegative synovial inflammatory disease in which fever is a rare symptom.There are few case reports of RS3PE syndrome with fever as the first clinical manifestation in China.In this paper,we report a case of RS3PE syndrome with fever as the first symptom and diagnosed by systematic fever investigation.
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