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Table 2 Clinical features and frequencies in this case, NPS and rheumatoid arthritis. NA: not applicable

From: The first presentation of a case of nail-patella syndrome newly diagnosed at the onset of rheumatoid arthritis: a case report

 

Present case

Rheumatoid arthritis

Nail-patella syndrome (NPS)

Frequency in NPS

Ref

Arthralgia

Yes

Yes

Yes

NA

NA

Nail deformity

Yes

Longitudinal or ridging clubbing

Absent, hypoplastic or dystrophic Longitudinal ridging, pitting, discolored or separating triangular lunules

98%

[1, 11]

Knee involvement

Yes

Inflammatory arthritis with bone erosion

Hypoplasia

Aplasia

Subluxation Dislocation

74%

[1, 3]

Iliac horn

Yes

No

Yes

70–80%

[6]

Swan-neck deformity

No

Yes

Yes

58%

[1]

Morning stiffness

Yes

Yes

No

NA

[3]

Eye involvement

Yes (glaucoma)

Scleritis Uveitis Primary open-angle glaucoma

Primary open-angle glaucoma

9.6%

[1, 12]

Renal involvement

No

No

Various abnormality

NA

[5]

Proteinuria

No

No

Yes

21%

[4]

Microscopic hematuria

No

No

Yes

18%

[4]