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家族性地中海熱の重度の指標としての血管炎

Aviv Barzilai1,2,3, Yarin Mash3, Rotem Gershon3

  • 1Department of Dermatology, Sheba Medical Centre, Ramat Gan, Israel.

Frontiers in immunology
|August 28, 2025
PubMed
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家族性地中海熱 (FMF) で血管炎を発症した患者は,より重度の病気を患っていることが多い. 血管炎が唯一の原因ではないとしても 病気の重症性を示唆しています

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ベーチェット病プラスの重症度スコア家族性地中海熱免疫グロブリン血管炎/ヘノック・ショーンライン紫外線多動脈症 結節症表面的な皮膚血管炎血管炎

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