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Sausage Finger

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Sausage Finger
Dermatology A sign consisting of fusiform soft-tissue swelling of usually a single digit, fancifully likened to a cocktail sausage, and classically associated with the single-ray pattern of involvement in psoriatic arthritis. It may rarely be the first sign of psoriasis
Rheumatology A generic term used by rheumatologists to describe diffuse swelling of the digit, as may occur in proliferative tenosynovitis caused by an atypical mycobacterium, Mycobacterium terrae


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Telltale symptoms that warrant referral to a rheumatologist include pitting and discoloration of the nails, swollen finger joints, sausage finger or toe (dactylitis), and swollen heel at the Achilles tendon.
His sausage fingers attacked the keyboard of his black concert grand piano with impressive dexterity as he injected "Madman Across the Water" with a gruff R&B tone and soared through the eternally pretty "Tiny Dancer.
The keys have a lower profile, but are well-spaced, so that even someone like me with sausage fingers found it relatively easy to type.
 
 
 
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