Normal CRP During RA Flares May Describe Unique Phenotype.

Published Date: 06 May 2023

Despite disease flare-ups over a 5-year period, C-reactive protein levels were normal in roughly 5% of patients with seropositive RA. An "underappreciated, persistent phenotype" is represented by the findings. ".

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