felsopathoidit
Felsopathoidit is a rare inflammatory syndrome described in a limited number of case reports and reviews. It is defined by chronic musculoskeletal pain, episodic fever or malaise, and the development of periarticular or soft tissue calcifications that resemble stone-like nodules.
Clinical features include migratory or fluctuating joint pain, morning stiffness, swelling of affected joints, and fatigue.
Etiology remains unclear. Most reported cases suggest non-infectious, autoinflammatory or autoimmune mechanisms. No single genetic or
Diagnosis is by clinical assessment supported by imaging and exclusion of infection or crystal arthropathies. Imaging
Management focuses on symptom control and preventing flares. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and, when needed, corticosteroids are
Felsopathoidit is exceedingly rare, with most knowledge derived from isolated reports. No established prevalence, risk factors,