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| diabetes mellitus; amyloidosis; SLE and other connective tissue diseases .... Amyloidosis and Myeloma Kidney. amyloid represents a family of proteins which ... |
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| Diabetes; Amyloidosis; SLE. 2/3 idiopathic nephrotic syndromeAmyloidosis. Extracellular deposition of fibrous protein; Few treatment options. Diabetes ... |
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| 20% of all SLE is pediatric age group; Incidence 0.6/100000 .... Outcome of Children referred to Pediatric Rheumatology Clinic with a positive ANA but …www.sciotocountymedicalsociety.org/PowerPointPresentations/Stetemic%20Lupus.3.10.06.ppt |
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| Spine changes unusual (< 5% demonstrated atlantoaxial instability) Compression fx related to corticosteroids; Pleural effusion, cardiomegaly, pericardial effusion |
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| PowerPoint Presentation on Acute systemic lupus erythematosus or PowerPoint Presentation on there are a group of SLE patients that during the first years of disease evolution have a rapid, progressive, and sudden disease evolution despite of aggressive therapy |
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| (? glomerulonephritis – quite rare); Lung involvement: not rare. Initiating step: lymphocytic bronchiolitis, which may evolve into lymphocytic interstitial ... |
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| are essential for more severe disease (glomerulonephritis, vasculitis, cerebral disease or blood dyscrasias) and when the symptoms are poorly controlled. ... |
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| (Systemic lupus erythematosus,SLE). ???????????????(Systemic lupus erythematosus, SLE). 15. ???????. IgG????? |
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| GNF; systemic inflammation (SLE, HS purpura, diabetes mellitus, amyloidosis); vascular disorders (thrombosis of renal vein, constrictive pericarditis) ... |
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| Nephrotic; Severe nephritis; ARF occassionally ? GFR in ½ . Revised criteria for classification of SLE; Proteinuria >0,5g / day or 3+ Casts – rbc/ granular |
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