Diagnosing and managing polymyalgia rheumatica and temporal arteritis
[...]clinicians should be aware that the sensitivity of biopsy will depend on quality, particularly biopsy length, and preparation for histological examination; a longer biopsy sample with closely spaced sections is likely to have a higher sensitivity than a short one with widely spaced sections. [....
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| description | [...]clinicians should be aware that the sensitivity of biopsy will depend on quality, particularly biopsy length, and preparation for histological examination; a longer biopsy sample with closely spaced sections is likely to have a higher sensitivity than a short one with widely spaced sections. [...]occasionally the clinical suspicion of giant cell arteritis is so strong that the patient is treated with steroids whatever the biopsy result. |
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| subjects | Audits Biopsies Biopsy Blindness Corticosteroids Dosage Erythrocyte sedimentation rate Eyes Letters Osteoporosis Patients Polymyalgia rheumatica Steroids Temporal arteries Temporal arteritis |
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