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=== '''Clinical findings''' === * Typically, attacks of pallor involving part or all of one or many fingers, brought on by cold exposure with full and rapid recovery on rewarming of the digits * Episodes self-limited, lasting 10-20 minutes * Thumbs are frequently spared - if involved, suggests secondary Raynaud's * Can involve toes too * Can occur several times a day to several times a week * Pain is not usually a feature of the pallor or cyanotic phase - patients with secondary RP are more likely to complain of digital pain on rewarming * Examination ** Signs of autoimmune disease - skin thinning/tightening, sclerodactyly, telangiectasis ** Ulceration or hyperkeratotic areas on fingers suggesting healed ulceration ** Splinter haemorrhages ** Pulse evaluation including Allen test
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