MJR
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MJR is an international, peer-reviewed platinum open access journal aims to publish innovative evidence-based articles in all fields of the rheumatic diseases.
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Joined April 2018
Atlantoaxial subluxation in #AxSpA 👉 Rare but serious—watch for: 🔹 Persistent neck pain & stiffness 🔹 Limb weakness or numbness 🔹 Limited cervical motion ✅ MRI/CT > X-ray for diagnosis ✅ Surgery (C1-C2 fusion) often needed
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📢MJR has been accepted for indexing by Emerging Sources Citation Index (Clarivate)👉 The first Journal Impact Factor will be available next year. Congratulations to all contributors to this great achievement! 🎉
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🔥New review on the Paradox of #Osteoporosis in #SpA👉 ✅ Prevalence and risk factors in #AxSpA & #PsA ✅ Impact of inflammatory cytokines (TNF, IL-17A) on bone loss ✅ Managing dual processes: new bone formation vs. bone loss
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🔥 Special Issue of @MJR_journal on #Spondyloarthritis #SpA is here! 👉 Featuring: ✅Challenging cases in #PsA & #AxSpA ✅TNFα inhibitors vs. novel therapies ✅The paradox of #osteoporosis in SpA ✅Highlights from #EULAR & #ACR congresses Stay updated!!
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🔥A new review on D2M #axSpA 👉 🩺The @Official_ASAS definition 📊20–28% prevalence in clinical settings 💡Key contributors: persistent inflammation, #comorbidity #fibromyalgia #depression & treatment resistance ✅Proposed strategies for tailored management
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Have you read the latest issue of @MJR_journal yet?👉 ✅ Late-Onset #RA(LORA) challenges ✅ #Sarcopenia in CTD #ILD ✅ Patient #biosimilars knowledge & attitudes ✅ Hyaluronic Acid in #Osteoarthritis & #LowBackPain ✅ MDA5+#Dermatomyositis сases And more!
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Education, interesting, worthy to will take you 9 minutes!
Wow!!! ✅ Sternoclavicular Joint Tubercular Abscess in a Patient with Spondyloarthritis on Tofacitinib. ✍️Login freely and read it. Is open access. 👉Publish your rheumatology research with no extra fees.
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Wow!!! ✅ Sternoclavicular Joint Tubercular Abscess in a Patient with Spondyloarthritis on Tofacitinib. ✍️Login freely and read it. Is open access. 👉Publish your rheumatology research with no extra fees.
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‼️ In press, extremely interesting though rare: 👉A Clinical Case Report of Deficiency of Adenosine Deaminase 2 Syndrome (DADA 2) Presenting as a Brachial Artery Aneurysm. Note the yin-yang fpattern . Login free
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‼️Just published! An interesting case of Epstein-Barr Virus-Positive Primary Central Nervous System Lymphoma in an Adult-Onset Still’s Disease. 💯It highlights the importance of broadening dx when AOSD becomes refractory to treatment. Log in and read!!!
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✅Not as rare, informative and of clinical relevance: Methotrexate-Induced Accelerated Nodulosis
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❓Is there any effect of Alexandrite hair removal in the activity of systemic lupus erythematosus? Read and enjoy! 📷Just in press📷✅
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@MedInsightMD Strawberry tongue can be due to Kawasaki disease, scarlet fever, Vitamin B12 deficiency anaemia , food/drug allergies and toxic shock. When you see it check out the underlying cause, there is or must be always one to identify . Check for it
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Why not but what is the experimental evidence supporting this idea? Irrespectively of the cause, there is no doubt SLE patients feel like having less free mind compared to their counterparts and this by itself is alarming!!!
✅ Of course, brain #autoimmune inflammation could explain #BRAINFOG but an interesting psychology theory is that in #LUPUS, PAIN, stress, anxiety, and sometimes depression take up a lot of 'mental space' and what remains is somehow is not enough to process fully new information
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SOS! Viral hepatitis and tuberculosis re-activation must always be considered in ummunosuppresed pts.
🙏You always need to have it in mind in old, immunosuppressed patients with fever and respiratory infection (1). 👉This is from an 80-year-old male with fever, productive cough, hemoptysis, and loss of weight. This was his CXR. What is the diagnosis in this very educational case?
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Excellent synopsis and comparison chart!
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👉 In press. This 3-year prospective multi-centre study from Morocco registry on 419 patients with SpA confirms the increased prevalence of active tuberculosis on patients treated with biologics. Clinicians must be aware of the increased risk .
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