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Evolving patterns of reactive arthritis.

Kaitlyn M HayesReid J P HayesMatthew A TurkJanet E Pope
Published in: Clinical rheumatology (2019)
ReA may be decreasing in frequency and severity in Canada. Changes could be due to less food borne illness, cleaner water, or more rapid treatment of sexually transmitted infections. The cause is often unknown in clinical practice.Key Points• Reactive arthritis (ReA) is likely decreasing in prevalence and severity.• Patients with classic trial of arthritis, urethritis, and conjunctivitis are more likely to have recurrent and/or chronic ReA.• The causal organisms are often not detected and seem to be changing over time.
Keyphrases
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