Question 84 · LEK · Inflammatory bowel diseases
The typical rheumatological signs of inflammatory bowel disease do not include:
- A. inflammation of large joints, especially of the lower limbs.
- B. non-symmetrical metacarpophalangeal arthritis.
- C. erythema nodosum.
- D. sacroiliitis, usually non-symmetrical.
- E. perichondritis of the pinna and the nose.
Hint
IBD-associated arthropathy belongs to the spondyloarthropathies; one option describes a separate autoimmune disease of cartilage.
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