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. 2008 Oct;90(7):557–560. doi: 10.1308/003588408X318237

Table 2.

Summary of diagnosis at presentation, outcome at short- and long-term follow-up of patients presenting with an acute blue finger

Diagnosis at presentation Symptoms at 6-week follow-up Long-term symptoms and outcome
Scleroderma No No
Raynauld's syndrome No No
Thoracic outlet No No
Polycythaemia Persisting Persisting
Polycythaemia No Subclavian artery thrombosis
Nil Persisting LTF
Nil Sporadic No
Nil Sporadic No
Nil Sporadic No
Nil LTF LTF
Nil No Short recurrence at 3 years
Nil No Died
Nil No No
Nil No No
Nil No No
Nil No No
Nil No No
Nil No No
Nil No No
Nil No No
Nil No No
Nil No No

No diagnosis found at presentation (Nil), symptoms at followup (no, sporadic, persisting) or lost to follow-up (LTF), longterm symptoms and outcome.