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[Synovitis caused by plant thorn and chronic polyarthritis. Apropos of a case and review of the literature].

Mohamed Montacer Kchir, Haykel Snoussi, S. Kochbati, R. Zouari, R Zermani, S Ben Jilani, A Hila

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A 54 year old male developed plant thorn synovitis of the knee followed five months later by nonerosive seronegative polyarthritis. The occurrence of chronic inflammatory joint disease shortly after plant thorn synovitis is exceedingly rare. The relationship between the two events remains to be clarified.

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A 54 year old male developed plant thorn synovitis of the knee followed five months later by nonerosive seronegative polyarthritis. The occurrence of chronic inflammatory joint disease shortly after plant thorn synovitis is exceedingly rare. The relationship between the two events remains to be clarified.

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A 54 year old male developed plant thorn synovitis of the knee followed five months later by nonerosive seronegative polyarthritis. The occurrence of chronic inflammatory joint disease shortly after plant thorn synovitis is exceedingly rare. The relationship between the two events remains to be clarified.

Key concepts: Synovitis, Polyarthritis, Medicine, Joint disease, Arthritis, Disease, Knee Joint, Dermatology

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