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A vasculite reumatoide afeta um subconjunto de pacientes com artrite reumatoide estabelecida, muitas vezes grave, com prevalência inferior a 5% de todos os casos de artrite reumatoide. A vasculite clínica geralmente assume uma das seguintes formas: 1) arterite distal; 2) ulceração cutânea; 3) neuropatia periférica; 4) arterite de vísceras; e 5) púrpura palpável. | |||
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Rheumatoid vasculitis affects a subset of patients with established, often severe, rheumatoid arthritis, with a prevalence of less than 5% of all rheumatoid arthritis cases. Clinical vasculitis usually takes one of the following forms: 1) distal arteritis; 2) cutaneous ulceration; 3) peripheral neuropathy; 4) arteritis of viscera; and 5) palpable purpura. | |||
Revision as of 12:39, 16 August 2026
Rheumatoid vasculitis affects a subset of patients with established, often severe, rheumatoid arthritis, with a prevalence of less than 5% of all rheumatoid arthritis cases. Clinical vasculitis usually takes one of the following forms: 1) distal arteritis; 2) cutaneous ulceration; 3) peripheral neuropathy; 4) arteritis of viscera; and 5) palpable purpura.
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| English | Rheumatoid vasculitis |
Rheumatoid vasculitis affects a subset of patients with established, often severe, rheumatoid arthritis, with a prevalence of less than 5% of all rheumatoid arthritis cases. Clinical vasculitis usually takes one of the following forms: 1) distal arteritis; 2) cutaneous ulceration; 3) peripheral neuropathy; 4) arteritis of viscera; and 5) palpable purpura. |
