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s/l crystal - mt3

Posted: Dec 02, 2009

Migratory joint effusion in the foot without obvious s/l crystal on arthropathy.

The patient's diagnosis is effusion, second MP joint. tia.

That is correct - Horski

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also known as crystal-induced arthritis.

crystal is correct (as in crystal-related arthropathy) nm. - FlaMT

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nm.

Great. Thank you. - mt3

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I have not heard that before and am still learning. Thanks so much.

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