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Which clinical features and lab findings increase the likelihood of temporal arteritis? [PDF]

, 2008
Jaw claudication, diplopia, or a temporal artery abnormality on physical exam increase the likelihood of temporal arteritis. A finding of thrombocytosis in a patient with suspected temporal arteritis moderately increases the likelihood of this diagnosis (
Howard, Ellen, Nusser, John A.
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Can rheumatologists diagnose and manage Giant Cell Arteritis better than nonrheumatologists? The Maltese Experience [PDF]

, 2017
Erika Cefai +4 more
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Step forward towards treat-to-target management of giant cell arteritis: patients stratification aiming to targeted remission – updated guidelines

Egyptian Rheumatology and Rehabilitation
Background The aim of this work is to develop guidelines for health care professionals in the giant cell arteritis diagnosis and management, based on patients’ stratification and targeted outcome measures.
Y El Miedany +10 more
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Towards a holistic approach of Giant Cell Arteritis management: Predictors of relapse after initial treatment - results of a prospective follow up study [PDF]