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Latest revision as of 09:10, 13 August 2026
Sneddon syndrome associates livedo reticularis and neurological signs. Livedo is permanent, cyanotic, with no infiltration, and affects the limbs, trunk and sometimes the face. Neurological signs appear later and include cerebrovascular accidents, epilepsy, vertigo and more rarely a pseudobulbar syndrome, chorea, episodes of amnesia or transient amaurosis.
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| English | Sneddon syndrome |
Sneddon syndrome associates livedo reticularis and neurological signs. Livedo is permanent, cyanotic, with no infiltration, and affects the limbs, trunk and sometimes the face. Neurological signs appear later and include cerebrovascular accidents, epilepsy, vertigo and more rarely a pseudobulbar syndrome, chorea, episodes of amnesia or transient amaurosis. |
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CID11:4A44.6
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