Nailing the Diagnosis—Antisynthetase Syndrome as a Cause for Pyrexia of Unknown Origin
Abstract
A 67-year old Hainanese homemaker with a past medical history of hypertension presented with a 2-month history of quotidian fever of 38°-39°C associated with a truncal maculopapular rash (Figure 1). She did not have significant contact or travel history. She discharged against medical advice due to cost issues after a 3-day admission. She re-presented a month later with persistent fever and a 1-week history of productive cough associated with...
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Title
Nailing the Diagnosis—Antisynthetase Syndrome as a Cause for Pyrexia of Unknown Origin
Published Date
Dec 1, 2020
Volume
133
Issue
12
Pages
e737 - e739
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