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Current Opinion in Rheumatology, 1995
Common vasculitic disorders in children include those associated with infections (e.g., Rickettsiae, subacute bacterial endocarditis), Schonlein-Henoch purpura, and Kawasaki disease. Recent advances have occurred in understanding the pathogenesis of vasculitides.
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Common vasculitic disorders in children include those associated with infections (e.g., Rickettsiae, subacute bacterial endocarditis), Schonlein-Henoch purpura, and Kawasaki disease. Recent advances have occurred in understanding the pathogenesis of vasculitides.
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Leukemia & Lymphoma, 2000
Vasculitis may accompany neoplasias and be of paraneoplastic type or associated with drugs used in patient treatment. We evaluated skin biopsies of twenty-eight cases with vasculitis accompanying leukemias reviewed and clinical outcome was evaluated.
Paydaş S., Zorludemir S., Şahin B.
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Vasculitis may accompany neoplasias and be of paraneoplastic type or associated with drugs used in patient treatment. We evaluated skin biopsies of twenty-eight cases with vasculitis accompanying leukemias reviewed and clinical outcome was evaluated.
Paydaş S., Zorludemir S., Şahin B.
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Lupus, 1998
This review discusses current thoughts on the pathogenesis of vasculitis. Secondary vasculitides, frequently associated with infections or systemic autoimmune diseases, are, in most cases, characterized by immune deposits in the vessel wall, which probably underlies the development of lesions. In the primary vasculitides, immune deposits are generally
Cornelis Kallenberg, Peter Heeringa
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This review discusses current thoughts on the pathogenesis of vasculitis. Secondary vasculitides, frequently associated with infections or systemic autoimmune diseases, are, in most cases, characterized by immune deposits in the vessel wall, which probably underlies the development of lesions. In the primary vasculitides, immune deposits are generally
Cornelis Kallenberg, Peter Heeringa
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2013
The term vasculitis implies inflammation affecting predominantly the blood vessels. The effects of the process depend on the location of the inflammatory change and the size and type of the vessel involved. It is unclear why there is selectivity for vessels of a certain type, size, or location.
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The term vasculitis implies inflammation affecting predominantly the blood vessels. The effects of the process depend on the location of the inflammatory change and the size and type of the vessel involved. It is unclear why there is selectivity for vessels of a certain type, size, or location.
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The cryoglobulinemic vasculitis
La Ricerca in Clinica e in Laboratorio, 1986Thirty-eight patients with essential mixed cryoglobulinemia (EMC: 16 type II and 22 type III) were evaluated. Almost all patients had clinical manifestations which could be related to a cutaneous and/or visceral vasculitic process. No significant clinical or laboratory differences were found between type II and type III EMC patients.
Cattaneo, R, Fenini, M G, Facchetti, F
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Medical Journal of Australia, 2005
SUMMARYA number of patients presented with an erythematous, purpuric rash occurring on the legs in association with playing golf and also after prolonged walks or hikes. Many patients believed that it was an allergic reaction to grasses or insecticides and had sometimes undergone extensive allergy testing.
Rosemary Nixon +2 more
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SUMMARYA number of patients presented with an erythematous, purpuric rash occurring on the legs in association with playing golf and also after prolonged walks or hikes. Many patients believed that it was an allergic reaction to grasses or insecticides and had sometimes undergone extensive allergy testing.
Rosemary Nixon +2 more
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International Journal of Dermatology, 1985
Nancy Burton Esterly, Alan H. Resnick
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Nancy Burton Esterly, Alan H. Resnick
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