2024年10月29日 · Cricoarytenoid arthritis (CA) is a rare complication of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) that can cause symptoms such as hoarseness, painful swallowing, feeling like something is stuck in your throat, shortness of breath, loud breathing, and airway obstruction.

When present, the laryngeal manifestations span an array of findings ranging from cricoarytenoid joint fixation and neuropathy of the recurrent laryngeal nerve, to myositis and presence of laryngeal nodules [8 – 17]. 2.2. Laryngeal Symptoms.

Cricoarytenoid joint arthritis (CAJA) is an entity that is manifested clinically by hoarseness, and pain on talking and swallowing. An inflammatory process that could be isolated as in infection, or associated to other systemic signs and symptoms, causes this entity.

2024年8月13日 · More specifically, RA may sometimes cause symptoms in the cricoarytenoid joint in the larynx. When that happens, it's known as rheumatoid arthritis of the cricoarytenoid joint, or...

Bilateral cricoarytenoid arthritis is an infrequent involvement of rheumatoid arthritis. Patients can have subclinical and nonspecific symptoms in a progressive course of disease, so the diagnosis is often delayed.

One cause of voice hoarseness may be a swollen cricoarytenoid joint due to RA inflammation. Read about the symptoms of cricoarytenoid arthritis.

2014年1月29日 · Cricoarytenoid arthritis is a broad term referring to several ways that Rheumatoid Arthritis / Disease can affect the larynx, or cricoarytenoid joints. See list of cricoarytenoid symptoms below. Unfortunately, CA has frequently been supposed to be rare or inconsequential, and symptoms are often dismissed.

2020年12月25日 · Currently, cricoarytenoid arthritis has become a rare manifestation of RA, whereas it was relatively common a few decades ago . However, this condition can sometimes result in airway obstruction [ 2 ] and may require rapid remission to prevent ankylosis.