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Algumas infecções podem desencadear diretamente um processo vasculítico inflamatório. A vasculite infecciosa tem uma ampla variedade de causas, incluindo bactérias, fungos, protozoários, vírus, espiroquetas e riquétsias. A vasculite leucocitoclástica envolvendo predominantemente a pele com comprometimento ocasional de outros sistemas de órgãos pode ser um componente secundário de muitas infecções. Adequados modelos animais de laboratório e de ocorrência espontânea dessa doença, combinados com as associações conhecidas entre HBV, HCV e vasculite em humanos, sugerem que, no futuro, ligações adicionais entre infecção e vasculite sistêmica podem ser estabelecidas. | |||
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Certain infections may directly trigger an inflammatory vasculitic process. Infective vasculitis has a wide variety of causes, including bacteria, fungi, protozoa, viruses, spirochetes, and rickettsiae. Leukocytoclastic vasculitis predominantly involving the skin with occasional involvement of other organ systems may be a minor component of many infections. Compelling laboratory and spontaneously occurring animal models of this disease, combined with the known associations among HBV, HCV, and vasculitis in humans, suggest that, in the future, additional links between infection and systemic vasculitis may be established. | |||
Revision as of 12:39, 16 August 2026
Certain infections may directly trigger an inflammatory vasculitic process. Infective vasculitis has a wide variety of causes, including bacteria, fungi, protozoa, viruses, spirochetes, and rickettsiae. Leukocytoclastic vasculitis predominantly involving the skin with occasional involvement of other organ systems may be a minor component of many infections. Compelling laboratory and spontaneously occurring animal models of this disease, combined with the known associations among HBV, HCV, and vasculitis in humans, suggest that, in the future, additional links between infection and systemic vasculitis may be established.
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| English | Infection-associated immune complex vasculitis |
Certain infections may directly trigger an inflammatory vasculitic process. Infective vasculitis has a wide variety of causes, including bacteria, fungi, protozoa, viruses, spirochetes, and rickettsiae. Leukocytoclastic vasculitis predominantly involving the skin with occasional involvement of other organ systems may be a minor component of many infections. Compelling laboratory and spontaneously occurring animal models of this disease, combined with the known associations among HBV, HCV, and vasculitis in humans, suggest that, in the future, additional links between infection and systemic vasculitis may be established. |
