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• BJHS/HMS and EDS hypermobility type represent the same phenotypic group of patients that can be differentiated from other HCTDs but not distinguished from each other. • We serve this population better by uniting the two diagnostic labels. With this approach, we can strive to better define the phenotype and improve measurable outcomes of this patient population. • It is important that, in those hypermobility patients who develop potentially debilitating symptoms of chronic fatigue or polyarthralgia, whatever the underlying cause, there should be prompt and appropriate intervention.
JOINT HYPERMOBILITY SYNDROME PHENOTYPE HYPERMOBILITY: BEIGHTON SCORE >4 BEIGHTON SCORE
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Page 8 and 9: HMS 1967 (KIRK et al) RHEUMATOLOGY
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