29th September 2020

A 45-year old woman presents to her GP complaining of cold, white, numb fingers

A 45-year old woman presents to her GP complaining of cold, white, numb fingers. She reports this has been ongoing for several years. On examination she has several telangiectasia and the skin on her fingers appears tight but is otherwise well. You send off some investigations, and she is found to be positive for anti-centromere antibodies. 

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