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Posted On : 28 Nov 2008

Why arthritis in acute rheumatic fever is migratory in nature?

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saeedelsadek

difficult to explain, but may be explaied as an evanecent phenomena like the erycema marginatum which represent characteristic nature for rheumatic fever.

16 years ago

pediatriconcall

The arthritis is due to immune complex deposits. The reason why it is migratory is not known.

16 years ago

dr rajendra gupta

due to circulating immune complexes antibodies racting with synovial membrane

16 years ago

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