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See Latest ArticlesCogan’s syndrome: present and future directions
Rheumatology International, 06/03/09
Murphy G et al. - The authors discuss the application of laboratory aids to disease confirmation and detection of sub-clinical vascular inflammation. As illustrated by the included case description, some patients remain refractory to intense immunosuppression and delineation of adverse prognostic factors which may direct treatment, perhaps including the use of PET-CT, will contribute in the future to improving patient outcomes.
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