轴向Spondyloarthritis

C. M. Davis, David C. Beck
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强直性脊柱炎(AS)是一种很难诊断的炎症性疾病,尤其是在临床早期。AS病例的识别、诊断和正确分类延迟导致了持续的临床进展,这可能导致可避免的疼痛、虚弱和其他对生活质量以及对生活和社会参与的负面影响。在这篇综述文章中,我们介绍了AS的背景信息,以及诊断工具和其他指南,供医生助理和其他医疗保健提供者帮助其早期发现和适当的分类,以促进有效的治疗。
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Axial Spondyloarthritis
Ankylosing spondylitis (AS) is an inflammatory condition that is challenging to diagnose, especially early in its clinical course. Delays in recognizing, diagnosing, and properly classifying cases of AS allow for ongoing clinical progression, which can result in avoidable pain, debilitation, and other negative impacts on quality of life and participation in life and society to the fullest. In this review article, we present background information about AS, as well as diagnostic tools and other guidance for physician assistants and other health care providers to aid in its early detection and appropriate classification to facilitate impactful treatment.
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