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rheumatic v. that due to rheumatic fever, characterized by numerous small, translucent vegetations, composed of fibrin and platelets, located on the edges of the valve cusps along the lines of closure. The mitral valve is most frequently involved. It is sometimes incorrectly called rheumatic endocarditis (q.v.).
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rheumatic disease, functional class Classifications created by the American Rheumatism Association (now the American College of Rheumatology) that define the capacity level at which a patient with rheumatic disease is capable of functioning. Cla
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rheumatic neuritis Neuritis with symptoms of rheumatism.
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rheumatic nodules Subcutaneous nodes of fibrous tissue that may be present in patients with rheumatic fever.
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