- It is a subtype of systemic sclerosis (Scleroderma) , without skin manifestations .
The term CREST syndrome is used to describe a group of manifestations in different body systems, which are :
- C : Calcinosis cutis .
- R : Raynaud's phenomenon.
- E : Esophageal dysfunction.
- S : Sclerodactly.
- T : Telangectasia.
There is minimal visceral involvement, positive anticentromere antibodies.
• Systemic sclerosis may occur in association with features of other connective tissue diseases. The term overlap syndrome has been to describe .
The term CREST syndrome is used to describe a group of manifestations in different body systems, which are :
- C : Calcinosis cutis .
- R : Raynaud's phenomenon.
- E : Esophageal dysfunction.
- S : Sclerodactly.
- T : Telangectasia.
There is minimal visceral involvement, positive anticentromere antibodies.
• Systemic sclerosis may occur in association with features of other connective tissue diseases. The term overlap syndrome has been to describe .