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Association between Takayasu's arteritis and Crohn's disease in two young women: case reports.

Journal des maladies vasculaires - 1 Dec 1999

Todini A R, Heinzmann M M, Antignani P L, Paiella M L

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Among 34 patients under observation, two young women, aged 23 and 24, developed Takayasu's disease (Takayasu's arteritis) associated with Crohn's disease. The typical vascular symptoms of Takayasu's arteritis developed late during a quiescent phase of Crohn's disease. We discuss the usefulness of diagnostic methods, particularly the contribution of duplex Doppler. Currently, this method appears to provide...

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