Felty's Syndrome includes RA with splenomegaly and what complication?

• A. Anemia
• B. Recurrent infections
• C. Hepatomegaly
• D. Cardiomegaly

Answer: (B)

Felty syndrome centers on rheumatoid arthritis with splenomegaly and a low neutrophil count, which impairs the body's ability to fight infections. The enlarged spleen sequesters and destroys neutrophils, leading to neutropenia and a high risk of recurrent bacterial infections—the hallmark complication of this condition. Anemia can occur with chronic inflammatory states but isn’t the defining feature here, and hepatomegaly or cardiomegaly are not typical components of the syndrome.