Presentation
Swelling of the fingers and toes.
Patient Data
Age: 50 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Psoriatic arthritis
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There are erosive changes involving the distal interphalangeal joints of both the hands and the feet, with irregular "fuzzy" joint margins and evidence of bony overgrowth at the margins.
The changes involve predominantly both 2nd DIP joints of the hands, and both 1st interphalangeal joints of the toes (i.e. a symmetric oligoarthropathy in this case). The PIP and MCP joints are spared.
Case Discussion
Typical radiographic features of psoriatic arthropathy.
The patient had a longstanding history of psoriasis.
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