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Blau syndrome - a hereditary, chronic, granulomatous disease / Blaus syndrom - en genetisk betinget, kronisk, granulomatös sygdom
Document Type
Journal Article
Artikel
Author
Source
Ugeskrift for Laeger. 168(42):3612
Subject
Arthritis -- genetics -- diagnosis -- drug therapy / Ledinflammation -- genetik -- diagnos -- läkemedelsterapi
Child, Preschool / Förskolebarn
Diagnosis, Differential / Differentialdiagnostik
Erythema -- diagnosis -- drug therapy -- genetics / Hudrodnad -- diagnos -- läkemedelsterapi -- genetik
Exanthema -- diagnosis -- drug therapy -- genetics / Hudutslag -- diagnos -- läkemedelsterapi -- genetik
Granuloma -- diagnosis -- drug therapy -- genetics / Granulom -- diagnos -- läkemedelsterapi -- genetik
Humans / Människa
Infant / Spädbarn
Mutation / Mutation
Prognosis / Prognos
Syndrome / Syndrom
Uveitis -- genetics -- diagnosis -- drug therapy / Inflammation i ögats druvhinna -- genetik -- diagnos -- läkemedelsterapi
Intracellular Signaling Peptides and Proteins -- genetics / Intracellulära signalpeptider och -proteiner -- genetik
Language
Danish
ISSN
0041-5782
Abstract
Blau syndrome is a rare hereditary granulomatous disease presenting in patients of young age with exanthema, granulomatous arthritis and uveitis. Genetic analysis has shown an autosomal dominant inheritance and a number of specific mutations on chromosome 16q in codon 334, of which the most predominant are R334W and R334Q. Blau syndrome exists in Caucasian, Asian and Afro-American families, and de novo mutations have been reported. The estimated minimum incidence in Denmark is 0.05 per 100,000 person-years. Blau syndrome has pathological, clinical and therapeutic features in common with sarcoidosis but rarely involves the lungs or other parenchymatous organs. Discrimination between Blau syndrome and early-onset sarcoidosis should rely on chromosome analysis.