rheumatoid
rheumatoid
Definition
rheu·ma·toid (ro̵̅o̅′mə to̵id′)
adjective
of or like rheumatism
rheumatoid
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- arthritis: Patients with early rheumatoid arthritis had an average starting score of 1.5, falling to about 0.7 by three years.
- synovium: These signals are available in blood and in greater amounts at sites of inflammation such as the rheumatoid synovium.
- nodule: Nodule ( rheumatoid nodule ) - firm nodules arising under the skin in areas of high pressure.
- sufferer: Information: A range of alternatives exist for the rheumatoid arthritis sufferer worried by the battery of toxic treatments from conventional medicine.
- factor: Tests for rheumatoid factor are positive on two occasions at least two months apart.
- patient: Can statins save the lives of rheumatoid arthritis patients?
Modifying Another Word
- early: Rheumatologists have much to offer patients with early inflammatory polyarthritis, particularly early rheumatoid disease.
- especially: Autoantibody levels -- especially rheumatoid factor -- appear to correlate with rheumatoid arthritis disease severity.
- particularly: Many of the tablets used for psoriatic arthritis are also used in other forms of arthritis, particularly rheumatoid arthritis.
- even: Even rheumatoid arthritis, which usually occurs in hands, can affect the ball of the foot.
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