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Cytotoxic Drugs,l hazards must be carefully weighed against anticipated benefit, and antimitotic drugs should only be used after a careful trial of less toxic alternatives. Discussion with the patient and family is always essential. These drugs should be viewed in a “3rd” or even “4th line” context.

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Local Syndromes,On the other hand the common day-to-day problems which arise in rheumatological practice do not fit into this category and it is for this reason that we have devoted so much of this text to the far more common diseases and syndromes.

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Juvenile Chronic Arthritis,to patients presenting with a systemic illness, lymphadenopathy, polyserositis, polyarthritis and a distinctive skin rash and should not be used as a ragbag term to conceal the need for thorough clinical documentation. This is said with all respect to George Frederick Still, who himself recognised the heterogeneity of the cases which he described.

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Pharmacology of the Drugs Used in the Treatment of Chronic Arthritis,’s ability to cope with the presence of the disease. Much of this concept has been stressed beforehand in the context of the individual diseases. It is on this basis that the doctrine of . becomes central.