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Fluorescence Imaging Helps Differentiate PsA and EHOA

Psoriatic arthritis patients achieve durable disease control and reduced radiographic progression under targeted therapy.

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8 Key Takeaways

  • 1

    Study involved 101 patients with PsA and EHOA.

  • 2

    FOI used to evaluate joint enhancement.

  • 3

    EHOA showed stronger enhancement in fingers than PsA.

  • 4

    Werner sign was observed in 56% of PsA cases.

  • 5

    FOI diagnostic agreement with clinical diagnosis was 78%.

  • 6

    Limitations included retrospective design and treatment status confusion.

  • 7

    Enhanced imaging may support better differential diagnosis.

  • 8

    FOI provides useful insights into joint conditions.

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Fluorescence Imaging Helps Differentiate PsA and EHOA

Psoriatic arthritis patients achieve durable disease control and reduced radiographic progression under targeted therapy.

  • by Stanley Gajete

  • September 8, 2025

  • 3 min

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