Vol 5, No 4 (2019)
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Zapalenie skórno-mięśniowe oporne na steroidy skutecznie leczone dożylnym preparatem immunoglobulin

Karolina Bucka-Gierczak1, Weronika Kleczyńska-Szpakiewicz1, Jacek Olas1
DOI: 10.5603/FR.2019.0023
Forum Reumatol 2019;5(4):209-213.

Abstract

W pracy przedstawiono przypadek 58-letniej kobiety z zapaleniem skórno-mięśniowym, u której pomimo zastosowania standardowego leczenia glikokortykosteroidami nie osiągnięto poprawy klinicznej. Wprowadzenie do terapii preparatu immunoglobulin doprowadziło do znacznego zwiększenia siły mięśniowej, ustąpienia zmian skórnych i normalizacji parametrów laboratoryjnych.

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