Titlebook: Clinical Examples in Pediatric Rheumatology; Christian Huemer,Hermann Girschick Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Jerzy Stefanowski,Krzysztof S?owińskiellation for the disease picture of Chilblain Lupus, which belongs to the Interferonopathies and is very clearly to be distinguished from benign childhood acrocyanosis. Interferonopathies can be treated today with specific active substances, such as JAK inhibitors, hence a rapid differential diagnosis is crucial.

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Algebras for Information Systems,rgan symptoms—sometimes similar to Kawasaki syndrome—a few weeks after a Covid-19 infection was first described at the beginning of the pandemic in 2020. Presented is a patient with the classic clinical picture and course of a PIMS—a disease pattern which is still unclear. Current therapy recommendations for this are also presented.

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Conference proceedings 20041st edition disorder, she is initially presented in neuropediatrics before being referred to pediatric rheumatology. The adolescent, sporty-active patient has been complaining for months about a painful and swollen knee joint and is initially referred to trauma surgery before he also receives a pediatric rheum

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Masahiro Inuiguchi,Tetsuzo Taninoms at the onset of the disease are fever, rash, and arthritis. The transition to chronic destructive polyarthritis is feared. Early diagnosis and initiation of therapy are crucial. Diagnosis and current therapy strategies are explained using a case report.

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Rough Sets and Current Trends in Computingficult. Therefore, screening for ocular involvement in associated diseases such as JIA is the basic prerequisite for early diagnosis. The prognosis of uveitis strongly depends on the time of diagnosis, specific guidelines for the treatment of this disease, as well as screening for manifest JIA are p

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JingTao Yao,Yan Yang,Lech Polkowskiic fever. For reasons that are ultimately not yet clearly understood, this has now almost never occurred in clinical practice, although other sequelae of streptococcal diseases such as Chorea minor and, as presented in this chapter, arthritis continue to be considered in everyday life. Conceptually,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-13529-3ctive arthritis and other possible diseases, such as neurological ones, also seems less present in everyday clinical practice. Therefore, it is all the more important to recognize these as “complications” and to consider them in differential diagnostic assessments. Two examples are provided to illus