| However, aortic dissection associated with vasculitis of the vasa vasorum in SLE is extraordinarily rare. |
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| My friend's French cousin had developed a complication of SLE, Raynaud's phenomenon where there is poor finger blood flow. |
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| There is also a specific inflammatory disease of the liver, related to SLE, called lupoid hepatitis. |
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| There is also a specific inflammatory disease of the liver related to SLE, sometimes known as lupoid hepatitis. |
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| A 25-year-old white female had an eight-year history of SLE with associated membranous nephritis, and hypertension. |
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| Pickover says her ultimate goal is to become an assistant headteacher, but SLE status has more reward than just as a career stepping stone. |
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| Their conclusions are that smoking increases the risk of SLE, whereas drinking alcohol considerably reduces the risk. |
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| For Anna Pickover, SLE status is a way of progressing in her career while remaining in the classroom. |
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| A seronegative patient with SLE who was on immunosuppressive therapy developed CMV retinitis. |
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| Once the glider has been secured in the NKare bag it can then be folded in sections according to the model and the length of the SLE and STE structures of the glider. |
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| The first clinical differential diagnoses were cutaneous SLE, nephrogenous dermatopathy, calciphylaxis, and calcinosis. |
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| These criteria include signs and symptoms typically occurring in SLE such as excessive auto-antibodies, lupus rashes, non-erosive arthritis, renal disorders, and serositis manifestations. |
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| In my own simplistic explanation, SLE re-programs cells, in particular defender or phagocytotic cells, to identify and attack native tissue. |
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| Kikuchi's syndrome needs to be differentiated from other diseases like malignant lymphoma, SLE, tuberculosis, sarcoidosis, and cat scratch disease. |
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| Lupus cerebritis with associated headache, seizures, stroke, and chorea is just one of a wide array of central nervous system disorders SLE patients can develop. |
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