Thai Journal of Rheumatology has the commencement of the First Compilation in 1989. In the past, we disseminated cutting-edge insights in the field of rheumatology through literature reviews, incorporating case reports, intriguing cases, and quizzes. However, in the current era, we are introducing a new element by featuring research contributions in each publication dedicated to rheumatology. This initiative aims to motivate our members to contribute more research articles, both in our local context and on an international scale. Therefore, there has been a development to create a journal in an electronic format, available in both Thai and English languages. The journal is scheduled to be released every 3 months and comprises four main sections: Original Articles, Journal Reviews, Patient Case Reports, and Interesting Clinical Symptoms, and others.

Submission

2024-01-26

  • Call for Submissions

    The Thai Journal of Rheumatology is currently inviting submissions for upcoming issues. We welcome manuscripts related to rheumatic diseases, their management, and other relevant topics.

    Submission Deadlines:
    Issue 1: March
    Issue 2: June
    Issue 3: September
    Issue 4: December

  • Publication Honorarium for Accepted Articles

    The Thai Journal of Rheumatology is pleased to announce that, effective 1 July 2026, authors of accepted manuscripts are eligible to receive publication honoraria as follows:

    Original Article: THB 1,000 per published article
    Quiz with Answer/Discussion: THB 500 per published article

    Honoraria are granted in accordance with the regulations of the Rheumatism Association of Thailand and apply only to manuscripts that have successfully passed peer review and been accepted for publication.

    We welcome your submissions through the ThaiJO online submission system.

Vol. 3 No. 3 (2026): THAI JOURNAL OF RHEUMATOLOGY

Published: 2026-10-09

Introduction

Editor-in-Chief

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Contents

Editor-in-Chief

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Prevalence and Clinical Characteristics of Rheumatoid Arthritis-Associated Interstitial Lung Disease at Srinagarind Hospital: A Retrospective Cross-sectional Study

Amphay Khounthep, Ajanee Mahakkanukrau, Siraphop Suwannaroj, Chingching Foocharoen, Patnarin Pongkulkiat, Tippawan Onchan

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Severe Raynaud's phenomenon Leading to digital amputation in a patient with systemic lupus erythematosus.

Kamonwan Mulalin, Parisom Wongsukda, Rumphaphatt Musikachartpakkapong

24-30

Image Challenge

Sumapa Chaiamnuay

31-36

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Thai Journal of Rheumatology has the commencement of the First Compilation in 1989. In the past, we disseminated cutting-edge insights in the field of rheumatology through literature reviews, incorporating case reports, intriguing cases, and quizzes. However, in the current era, we are introducing a new element by featuring research contributions in each publication dedicated to rheumatology. This initiative aims to motivate our members to contribute more research articles pertaining to our local context and internationally.