Arthritis mutilans

Arthritis mutilans: An extremely severe form of chronic rheumatoid arthritis characterized by resorption of bones and the consequent collapse of soft tissue. When this affects the hands, it can cause a phenomenon sometimes referred to as "telescoping fingers." Similar changes can occur in the feet. Psoriatic arthritis can also lead to arthritis mutilans.

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