The Journal of rheumatology · 1994
Significance of isolated vasculitis of the vasa vasorum on temporal artery biopsy.
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Disdier P, Pellissier J F, Harle J R, Figarella-Branger D, Bolla G, Weiller P J
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To assess the significance of an isolated vasculitis of vasa vasorum on temporal artery biopsy.
METHODS: A diagnostic procedure was performed with 28 patients presenting clinical and biological inflammatory process and an isolated vasculitis of vasa vasorum on temporal artery biopsies.
RESULTS: Panarteritis nodosa was diagnosed in 5 cases: polymyalgia rheumatica was evidenced in 4 cases; temporal arteritis was strongly suspected in 2 cases; various types of underlying disease were found in 12 patients; a noncharacterized systemic disease was found in 5 cases.
CONCLUSION: Isolated vasculitis of vasa vasorum on temporal artery is a meaningful lesion frequently indicating a systemic vasculitic disorder.
METHODS: A diagnostic procedure was performed with 28 patients presenting clinical and biological inflammatory process and an isolated vasculitis of vasa vasorum on temporal artery biopsies.
RESULTS: Panarteritis nodosa was diagnosed in 5 cases: polymyalgia rheumatica was evidenced in 4 cases; temporal arteritis was strongly suspected in 2 cases; various types of underlying disease were found in 12 patients; a noncharacterized systemic disease was found in 5 cases.
CONCLUSION: Isolated vasculitis of vasa vasorum on temporal artery is a meaningful lesion frequently indicating a systemic vasculitic disorder.