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Development of bronchiectasis during long-term rituximab treatment for rheumatoid arthritis
Víctor A Santos, Gabriel J Tobón1, Carlos A Cañas
1GIRAT, Fundación Valle del Lili - Universidad Icesi, Cra. 98 18-49, 760026 Cali, Colombia. gtobon1@yahoo.com.
Abstract:
Here the cases of three female patients who received long-term rituximab treatment for seropositive, erosive and deforming rheumatoid arthritis was reported. After rituximab treatment, they presented with recurrent sinusitis and pneumonia, followed by the subsequent development of bronchiectasis. A temporal relationship between rituximab treatment and the onset of respiratory complications was exposed as a possible pathogenic mechanism.
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