Discover the signs of psoriatic arthritis, from joint pain and skin changes to nail damage and fatigue, plus the latest treatment options for this condition.

Psoriatic arthritis (PsA) is a chronic, autoimmune, inflammatory form of arthritis that causes painful, swollen joints, as well as the skin symptoms associated with psoriasis. Approximately 30 percent ...

The distinct radiographic features of psoriatic arthritis (PsA) help confirm it as a distinct entity from rheumatoid arthritis and highlight some unique non-synovial based disease imaging features.

Results showed that skin and joint symptoms and patient-reported outcomes improved significantly in ... of Medicine in Seattle and a founder and past president of the Group for Research and Assessment ...

Psoriatic arthritis (PsA) differs in presentation ... mild involvement of both joint disease and psoriasis, comprising 47.4% (cluster 1, n=297) of the population; severe joint disease but mild ...

Among patients with PsA, MetS is associated with certain degenerative changes in the spine and entheses but not with peripheral or axial radiographic damage.

Objective Dactylitis is a hallmark of psoriatic arthritis (PsA) where flexor tenosynovitis is common ... 42%), abnormal enhancement at the volar plates (2/5 joints, 40%) and the plantar plate (1/5 ...

Apremilast treatment in patients with psoriatic arthritis leads to favorable changes in body composition and improves disease ...

Researchers have established that uveitis (a severe inflammatory eye disease) is bidirectionally linked to psoriatic arthritis but not with arthritis-free psoriasis. The study was published in the ...

“Psoriatic arthritis is a complex disease involving both the skin and the joints with a heterogeneous range of clinical manifestations, and it requires treatment options with different ...

From regular exercise to eating well, there are many things you can do to protect your joints. Try these tips for healthy ...