Question 130 · LEK · Juvenile idiopathic arthritis
Which of the exams is decisive in the differentiation of malignant disease of blood from systemic onset juvenile idiopathic arthritis?
- A. morphology.
- B. ESR.
- C. bone marrow biopsy.
- D. x-rays of affected joints.
- E. abdominal ultrasound.
Hint
Think of the test that directly shows whether the marrow is infiltrated by malignant cells.
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