Patient admitted with congestive heart failure with chronic severe aortic insufficiency. Diagnosis?

Really useful observational study, 305 pts with TAK Out of 205 pts w/subsequent imaging, 72 (35%) w/NEW lesions in previously-unaffected territory Majority of lesions stenotic. Emphasizes importance of regular monitoring #ACR25 @RheumNow Abstr#1631

This poster is absolutely bonkers & I LOVE it Huge table. Frequency of everything over time Really interesting to see which activity persists / how much damage is accumulated Every trial should be obligated to share this (esp SLE!) #ACR25 @RheumNow #ACRBest Abst#1608

A 60-year-old male presents with progressive right shoulder swelling and pain after a fall 6 months ago. Examination shows deltoid swelling, painful arc and positive drop arm test. What is the mostly likely diagnosis?

What happened to him?

Topical therapies in cutaneous lupus - find the right level Victoria Werth #ACR25 SLE guideline session @RheumNow

Post-hoc PEXIVAS study, estimating risk of relapse from baseline variables Lotsa fancy stats, mostly corroborated known risk factors, but model predicted relapse reasonably well! Probably useful for approach to monitoring... mayyybe treatment? #ACR25 @RheumNow #Abstr0722

Real world effectiveness of voclosporin for SLE Reduction in UPCR from 2.1 at b/l to 0.9 at 6 months, no improvement in eGFR; as expected based on trials Wonder about market share of BEL vs voclo vs ANI - anyone seen pubs on this? #ACR25 @RheumNow Abstr#0661

CE study BEL vs csDMARDs in TriNetX Mortality ~3-4% for MTX/AZA/MMF vs ~1.5% for BEL, ~50% reduction in adjusted analysis Pretty surprising given mediocre results from BLISS RCTs, but strong research group & lotsa fancy stats Do you believe it? #ACR25 @RheumNow Abstr#0804

Nice SRMA evaluating HCQ dosing >5mg/kg associated w/3.8x risk of retinopathy... ...but <5mg/kg associated w/1.8x risk of SLE flares Morbidity from one of those is easily avoided by regular screening; morbidity from the other can be devastating @RheumNow #ACR25 Abstr#805

Patient habitually eats uncooked pork. Now presents with fever and severe myalgia. Muscle biopsy shows this. What is this❓️

🧯How to treat Macrophage Activation Syndrome in 2025 🔴Take-home points from Dr Nigrovic's talk on Still's Disease 1- Methylprednisolone + Anakinra 2- + Ruxolitinib +/- Tacrolimnus / IVIG / Rituximab 3- Emapalumab 4- Etoposide + Dexamethasone #ACR25 #GlobalSummit

Which of the following medications is the most likely trigger for this patient’s musculoskeletal symptoms?

Which of the following medications is the most likely trigger for this patient’s musculoskeletal symptoms?

Examination: Bilateral FABER’s test positive L Tenderness over bilateral lateral epicondyles and both AC joints Nail pitting is noted on several fingernails There is no recent infection, uveitis, or bowel symptoms.

She has no prior joint disease. However, she has been on treatment for severe acne for the past 3 months.

A 24-year-old woman presents with a 6-week history of worsening bilateral hip pain. She also reports pain at both elbows and shoulders, especially when lifting objects. Her symptoms are worse in the morning with stiffness lasting around 40 minutes.

One of the most awaited sessions at #ACR25 ! 💜 Dr. Lisa Sammaritano unveiled key #Lupus updates 👇 ✨ HCQ for all 💪 Taper steroids early 🧠 Early IS — control inflammation, minimize GC toxicity 🤝 Shared decisions matter #ACRambassador @ACRheum

Strength fades. Strategy replaces it A single sign that gives away the disease What is it called?

SGLT-2 inhibitors and the prevention of autoimmune rheumatic disease SGLT-2 inhibitors offer benefits beyond glycemic control, such as cardioprotective and nephroprotective effects, and modest weight loss. A recent study also suggests they may have immunomodulatory effects and