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Our study shows that JPrea after GI infection is positively correlated to severity of GI symptoms. HLA-B27 is not associated with joint pain after Campylobacter. Intestinal E. coli seems to be an arthritogenic pathogen. A significant association between HLA-B27 and severity of joint pain was observed.
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