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An unusual cause of arthritis

K D Morley, H R Vickers, G R Hughes

Postgraduate Medical Journal

|August 1, 1983

Abstract:

We present a case of leprosy, an uncommon infection in the United Kingdom, which mimicked features of widely known rheumatic diseases and resulted in subsequent delay of diagnosis.

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