Abeer Fatimaover 1 year ago
Sydenham Chorea
Sydenham chorea is also known as St Vitus dance. It is one of the major criteria of rheumatic fever according to revised Jones criteria. It is usually associated with anti-neuronal antibodies. The condition is not permanent. It takes about 2-3 years for the symptoms to subside. Sydenham chorea in rheumatic fever is more common in females. Reference: Nelson's Essential of Pediatrics Image via: https://docplayer.info/82668618-Neurotrauma-movement-disorders-improving-knowledge-for-saving-lives.html
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