학술논문
Clinical and histological characteristics during chronic urticaria with dermal neutrophilic infiltrate: Proposal of a diagnostic score.
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Article
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*URTICARIA
*SWEET'S syndrome
*BLOOD sedimentation
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0926-9959
Abstract
Colchicine appeared to be more effective in cases of significant neutrophilic infiltrate: 42.85% effectiveness in NU group (clinical remission in 12 patients) versus 6.25% in CSU group. Neutrophilic urticaria was defined by an inflammatory dermal infiltrate composed of at least 60% PNN, without leukocytoclasia/vasculitis, averaging 50% and 70% reported in the literature,4,5 which is more reliable than a number of PNN per field of observation. Neutrophilic Urticaria or Urticaria With Predominantly Neutrophilic Inflammatory Infiltrate: Study of Its Clinical and Histopathologic Characteristics and Its Possible Association With Rheumatic Disease. [Extracted from the article]