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Spondyloarthritiden

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Die Begriffe Spondyloarthritis (SpA), Spondyloarthropathie oder Spondylarthropathie (heute wird bevorzugt der Terminus Spondyloarthritis verwendet) bezeichnen entzündlich-rheumatische Erkrankungen, die einige typische klinische, serologische und genetische Gemeinsamkeiten aufweisen. Charakteristisch ist eine Beteiligung des Achsenskeletts, der Sehnenansätze imSinne einer Enthesitis (z. B. ein Fersenschmerz) oder eine asymmetrischeOligoarthritis der unteren Extremitäten. Auch extraartikuläre Manifestationen wie eine Uveitis anterior sind häufig nachweisbar.

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