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Published on: July 11, 2013
Severe cutaneous and arthritic psoriasis in patient with AIDS: a good outcome with therapy using etanercept
Mônica Santos1, Renata Rabelo, Luciana Mendes
1Tropical Medicine Foundation of the Amazon, Manaus, Brazil. m.n.souza.santos@gmail.com
Abstract:
We report the case of a patient with cutaneous and arthropathic psoriasis for eight years, whose sudden increased severity of the clinical picture led to a diagnosis of AIDS, emphasizing the importance of the specialist in the diagnosis of systemic diseases. The appropriate therapeutic interventions, including antiretroviral therapy and the immunobiological agent etanercept, enabled rapid improvement of symptoms and quality of life of the patient, besides contributing to delay in immunodeficiency progression.
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