The conundrum of juvenile spondyloarthritis classification: Many names for a single disease? Lesson learned from an instructive clinical case.

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Pediatric rheumatic diseases are often characterized by an evolving phenotype, resulting in diagnostic dilemma for physicians involved in their management. Although several classification criteria are used in childhood to uniform patients' diagnoses, several conditions share similar clinical features and therefore their classifications may overlap or be ambiguous. This is particularly paradigmatic for the...

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