Assessment of the Articular Syndrome in Acute Rheumatic Fever According to Revision of the Jones Criteria

The article deals with the evaluation of arti­cular syndrome in children with acute rheumatic fever accor­ding to the revision of the Jones criteria 2015. Experts highlighted the major and minor criteria for populations with low and mode­rate-to-high risk of acute rheumatic fever. For low-risk popul...

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Main Author: O.R. Boiarchuk
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Zaslavsky O.Yu. 2015-10-01
Series:Bolʹ, Sustavy, Pozvonočnik
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Online Access:http://pjs.zaslavsky.com.ua/article/view/79329
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Summary:The article deals with the evaluation of arti­cular syndrome in children with acute rheumatic fever accor­ding to the revision of the Jones criteria 2015. Experts highlighted the major and minor criteria for populations with low and mode­rate-to-high risk of acute rheumatic fever. For low-risk populations, the evaluation of articular syndrome has not changed — polyarthritis remains the major, and polyarthralgia — the minor criterion. Whereas in populations with mo­derate and high risk, monoarthritis should be included to major criteria, as well as polyarthralgias, after careful exclusion of other causes of joint damage.
ISSN:2224-1507
2307-1133