Dr Warburton, PCRMM Co-President has recently had an article published by Medscape on Raynaud’s phenomenon. The article is based around three cases who presented with different forms of Raynaud’s and the idea for the article was generated by the recent British Society Guideline on systemic sclerosis, for which Dr Warburton was a Primary Care Adviser.
Primary Raynaud’s is present from childhood and is not linked to any rheumatological conditions.
Secondary Raynaud’s which develops later in life can be associated with connective tissue disorders.
Read the article: Nonspecific Rheumatic Symptoms: What’s the Diagnosis?
