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Diagnostyka olbrzymiokomórkowego zapalenia tętnic — technika wykonania biopsji tętnicy skroniowej powierzchownej

Marcin Milchert, Bernard Piotuch, Marek Brzosko
Forum Reumatol 2017;3(2):72-80.

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Vol 3, No 2 (2017)
Review
Published online: 2017-06-20

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Do ustalenia rozpoznania olbrzymiokomórkowego zapalenia tętnic konieczne jest wykazanie obecności zmian zapalnych w ścianie tętnic, tak jak na analogicznej zasadzie dla rozpoznania reumatoidalnego zapalenia stawów konieczne jest stwierdzenie zmian zapalnych w stawach. Chociaż mocno rozwija się diagnostyka obrazowa tętnic, to za złoty standard diagnostyczny nadal uważana jest biopsja tętnicy skroniowej powierzchownej.

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Do ustalenia rozpoznania olbrzymiokomórkowego zapalenia tętnic konieczne jest wykazanie obecności zmian zapalnych w ścianie tętnic, tak jak na analogicznej zasadzie dla rozpoznania reumatoidalnego zapalenia stawów konieczne jest stwierdzenie zmian zapalnych w stawach. Chociaż mocno rozwija się diagnostyka obrazowa tętnic, to za złoty standard diagnostyczny nadal uważana jest biopsja tętnicy skroniowej powierzchownej.

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olbrzymiokomórkowe zapalenie tętnic; zapalenie tętnicy skroniowej; biopsja tętnicy

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Diagnostyka olbrzymiokomórkowego zapalenia tętnic — technika wykonania biopsji tętnicy skroniowej powierzchownej

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Rheumatology Forum

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Vol 3, No 2 (2017)

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Review paper

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72-80

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2017-06-20

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Forum Reumatol 2017;3(2):72-80.

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olbrzymiokomórkowe zapalenie tętnic
zapalenie tętnicy skroniowej
biopsja tętnicy

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Marcin Milchert
Bernard Piotuch
Marek Brzosko

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