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CASE PRESENTATION

Date of Presentation 13.06.2018

PRESENTER –DR ABHINAV PAWAR


MODERATOR- Dr. SHRISH
BHATNAGAR (MD)
PATIENT IDENTIFICATION DETAILS

• Patient Shisu verma age 13yrs sex male


• s/o-
• R/O –
• Hindu by religion
• Verma by caste
• Born by non-consanguineous marriage
• Informant - mother
CHIEF COMPLAINTS

• Pain and swelling in both knees left foot left


leg and back x 14days
• Fever x 14days
• Redness of both eyes x 14days
HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS
• As stated by patients mother pt. was apparently
asymptomatic 14days back when he developed pain
and swelling initially in back and left foot which was
progressive and associated with limitation of movement
and morning stiffness. Pain was sever in intensity, non
radiating, aggravated on movement and relieved on
taking medication. Pain after 3days progressed to left
hand and subsequently after 3days involved both the
limbs. Movement at knee joint was associated with
crackling sound.
HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS
• Fever for 14days which was acute, high grade,
undocumented, not associated with chills and
rigor, no diurnal variation.
• Redness of both eyes since 14days which was
relieved after taking medication in the form of
eye drops .
NEGATIVE HISTORY
• No H /o burning micturition
• No h/o cough
• No h/o sore throat
• No h/o rash
• No h/o bone pain
• No h/o palpitation
• No h/o breathlessness
• No h/o headache
• No h/o bleeding from any site,
• No h/o pain abdomen,
• No h/o wt. loss
PAST HISTORY

• h/o loose stools present 20 days back which


was acute, 6 to 8 times per day, semi solid,
associated with blood and mucus, non foul
smelling.
• h/o pain at right side of back 8 yrs. back
• h/o pain and swelling in left knee, associated
with limitation of movement 1 yr. back
• No h/o tb contact
• No h/o psoriasis in any family member.
SOCIOECONOMIC HISTORY

• Education of the head of the family – illiterate


• Total no. of members in family - 13
• Occupation – farmer
• Monthly income – Rs
• Per capita income – Rs
• Patients belongs to upper lower class
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS

• Systemic onset Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis


• Reactive Arthritis
• Tubercular Arthritis
• Psoriatic Arthritis
• Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
• Inflammatory Bowel Disease
INVESTIGATIONS

Complete blood count


ESR
CRP
Rhematoid Factor
Antinuclear Antibody (ANA)
FINAL DIAGNOSIS

Systemic Onset Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis


• Polyarthritis
• Duration of more than 6 weeks
• Fever
• Cardiac involvement
• H/O eye inflammation

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