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Trudności diagnostyczne w rozpoznawaniu zespołu antysyntetazowego

Aleksandra Opinc1, Joanna Makowska1
Forum Reumatologiczne - Edukacja 2022;1(3):122-129.

Streszczenie

Zespół antysyntetazowy to rzadki podtyp idiopatycznych miopatii zapalnych, charakteryzujący się współwystępowaniem zapalenia mięśni, zapalenia stawów, choroby śródmiąższowej płuc, objawu Raynauda, gorączki oraz rąk mechanika. Objawy choroby mogą ujawniać się różnoczasowo. Markerem immunologicznym choroby jest obecność przeciwciał antysyntetazowych w surowicy pacjenta. Trafne rozpoznanie zespołu antysyntetazowego pozostaje wyzwaniem diagnostycznym, a diagnoza często stawiana jest z opóźnieniem. W pracy zostały omówione możliwe trudności w procesie diagnostycznym zespołu antysyntetazowego.

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