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Identification and characteristics of patients with axial psoriatic arthritis: clinical, phenotypic and imaging associations.
Rheumatology (Oxford, England) - 1 Aug 2025
Vassilakis Konstantinos D, Papagoras Charalampos, Gazi Sousana, Mole Evangelia, Krikelis Michael, Voulgari Paraskevi V, Kaltsonoudis Evripidis, Koletsos Nikolaos, Katsimpri Pelagia, Boumpas Dimitrios, Katsifis-Nezis Dimitrios, Kougkas Nikolaos, Boutel Maria, Dimitroulas Theodoros, Sfikakis Petros P, Tektonidou Maria G, Galani Artemis, Michalakeas Nikolaos, Bogdanos Dimitrios P, Simopoulou Theodora, Koutsianas Christos, Mavrea Evgenia, Katsifis Gkikas, Kottas Konstantinos, Konsta Maria, Kataxaki Evangelia, Kalavri Eleni, Klavdianou Kalliopi, Sfontouris Charalampos, Daoussis Dimitrios, Iliopoulos George, Bournazos Ilias, Karokis Dimitrios, Georganas Constantinos, Patrikos Dimos, Vassilopoulos Dimitrios, Fragoulis George E
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OBJECTIVE: To present the clinical and imaging characteristics of patients with axial psoriatic arthritis (PsA) and to identify possible subtypes. METHODS: Data were retrieved from the Greek-multicentre PsA study. Axial PsA (axPsA) was defined as PsA (CASPAR criteria) accompanied by inflammatory back pain (present or ever) and positive imaging findings of the sacroiliac joints and/or spine (MRI: active...
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