The Journal of rheumatology · 1996
Enthesopathy in leprosy.
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Carpintero-Benítez P, Logroño C, Collantes-Estevez E
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OBJECTIVE: To determine whether patients with leprosy have enthesopathy at the calcaneus of plantar fascia.
METHODS: In a radiographic study of over 3 years, we investigated the presence and location of enthesophytes in patients with leprosy compared to healthy age and sex matched controls with no evidence of bone or joint disease.
RESULTS: Calcaneus enthesopathy occurred significantly more frequently in patients with leprosy than in controls, but no difference in the location of enthesophytes was found between the 2 groups. Calcaneus spurs were detected more frequently in lepromatous patients than in tuberculoid patients.
CONCLUSION: Enthesitis is a manifestation of leprosy and may be more common in lepromatous than in tuberculoid patients.
METHODS: In a radiographic study of over 3 years, we investigated the presence and location of enthesophytes in patients with leprosy compared to healthy age and sex matched controls with no evidence of bone or joint disease.
RESULTS: Calcaneus enthesopathy occurred significantly more frequently in patients with leprosy than in controls, but no difference in the location of enthesophytes was found between the 2 groups. Calcaneus spurs were detected more frequently in lepromatous patients than in tuberculoid patients.
CONCLUSION: Enthesitis is a manifestation of leprosy and may be more common in lepromatous than in tuberculoid patients.