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Prevalence and incidence of Wegeners granulomatosis in the UK general practice research database
Arthritis Care and Research , 10/15/09
Watts RA et al. – This is the first study of the incidence and prevalence of WG in a database from a primary care population. The results are similar to previous studies from secondary and tertiary care and suggest that these studies are representative of the general population. The increasing prevalence with a constant incidence suggests that survival is improving with modern treatment protocols.
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