Rheumatology Quiz (Eng)
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Abstract
A 34-year-old woman presented with a bruise around the right medial malleolus (Figure 1). She felt mild pain and swelling in her knee for the past ten days and noticed the bruise two days ago.
Questions:
1. What is her clinical sign?
2. What is her diagnosis?
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