""can't see, can't pee, can't climb a tree''"
""can't see, can't pee, can't climb a tree''"
""can't see, can't pee, can't climb a tree''"
""can't see, can't pee, sore knee''"
""can't see, can't pee, sore knee''"
"History and etymology "
"urogenital: Chlamydia trachomatis, Uraplasma urealyticum"
"The disease was given its eponymous name after Hans Reiter (1881-1968 or 1969), a German bacteriologist, although the association of arthritis and urethritis had been described as early as the 16th century by Pieter van Foreest (1522-1596). The first modern description was in 1916 by French doctors Noel Fiessinger (1881-1946) and Edgar Leroy (d. 1965) who described a "syndrome conjunctivo-uretro-synovial" only a few days before Reiter presented his paper 9,12,13. The term reactive arthritis was introduced by Aho et al. in 1973 13."
"The disease was given its eponymous name after Hans Reiter (1881-1968 or 1969), a German bacteriologist, although the association of arthritis and urethritis had been described as early as the 16th century by Pieter van Foreest (1522-1596). The first modern description was in 1916 by French doctors Noel Fiessinger (1881-1946) and Edgar Leroy (d. 1965) who described a "syndrome conjunctivo-uretro-synovial" only a few days before Reiter presented his paper 9,12,13. The term reactive arthritis was introduced by Aho et al. in 1973 13."
"The disease was given its eponymous name after Hans Reiter (1881-1968 or 1969), a German bacteriologist, although the association of arthritis and urethritis had been described as early as the 16th century by Pieter van Foreest (1522-1596). The first modern description was in 1916 by French doctors Noel Fiessinger (1881-1946) and Edgar Leroy (d. 1965) who described a "syndrome conjunctivo-uretro-synovial" only a few days before Reiter presented his paper 9,12,13. The term reactive arthritis was introduced by Aho et al. in 1973 13."
"The disease was given its eponymous name after Hans Reiter (1881-1968 or 1969), a German bacteriologist, although the association of arthritis and urethritis had been described as early as the 16th century by Pieter van Foreest (1522-1596). The first modern description was in 1916 by French doctors Noel Fiessinger (1881-1946) and Edgar Leroy (d. 1965) who described a "syndrome conjunctivo-uretro-synovial" only a few days before Reiter presented his paper 9,12,13. The term reactive arthritis was introduced by Aho et al. in 1973 13."
"The disease was given its eponymous name after Hans Reiter (1881-1968 or 1969), a German bacteriologist, although the association of arthritis and urethritis had been described as early as the 16th century by Pieter van Foreest (1522-1596). The first modern description was in 1916 by French doctors Noel Fiessinger (1881-1946) and Edgar Leroy (d. 1965) who described a "syndrome conjunctivo-uretro-synovial" only a few days before Reiter presented his paper 9,12,13. The term reactive arthritis was introduced by Aho et al. in 1973 13."
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"History and etymology "
"enteric: Yersinia, Salmonella, Shigella, Campylobacter and less commonly enterotoxic Escherichia coli (ETEC)"
"The disease was given its eponymous name after Hans Reiter (1881-1968 or 1969), a German bacteriologist, although the association of arthritis and urethritis had been described as early as the 16th century by Pieter van Foreest (1522-1596). The first modern description was in 1916 by French doctors Noel Fiessinger (1881-1946) and Edgar Leroy (d. 1965) who described a "syndrome conjunctivo-uretro-synovial" only a few days before Reiter presented his paper 9,12,13. The term reactive arthritis was introduced by Aho et al. in 1973 13."
"reactive arthritis has a different distribution; hand involvement is very uncommon, while common in psoriatic arthritis 2"