Clinical diagnosis of segmental arterial mediolysis: Differentiation from vasculitis and other mimics
Authors:
- Julie C. Baker‐LePainJulie C. Baker‐LePain
- Aras N. MattisAMAras N. Mattis
- Mary C. NakamuraMNMary C. Nakamura
- Kenneth H. FyeKFKenneth H. Fye
Open Access
- 2 November 2010
- journal article
- case report
- Published by Wiley in Arthritis Care & Research
- Vol. 62 (11) , 1655-1660
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