“ The clinical triad is urethritis, conjunctivitis and mucocutaneous lesions . Plantar fasciitis is characteristic but not pathognomonic. P...
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The clinical triad is urethritis, conjunctivitis and mucocutaneous lesions. Plantar fasciitis is characteristic but not pathognomonic.
• Sacroiliitis is usually bilateral and asymmetrical, and it often persists.
• Periarticular osteoporosis, reduced joint space, erosions and new bone formation.
• Hallux and metatarsophalangeal joints particularly.
• Subluxation and deformity of metatarsophalangeal joints.
• Enthesopathy.
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