Policondritis recidivante. Manifestaciones clínicas y tratamiemto
Keywords:
policondritis recidivante, cartílago, inflamación recurrenteAbstract
La policondritis recidivante es una condición rara caracterizada por inflamación recurrente del cartílago y otros tejidos en todo el cuerpo. La afectación del oído es la característica más común, pero puede verse comprometida una variedad de otras áreas del cuerpo, incluidos el cartílago costal, los ojos, la nariz, las vías respiratorias, el corazón, el sistema vascular, la piel, las articulaciones, los riñones y sistema nervioso. Los signos y síntomas varían de persona a persona según las partes del cuerpo afectadas. La causa subyacente exacta de policondritis recidivante es desconocida; sin embargo, los científicos sospechan que es una condición autoinmune. Los objetivos principales del tratamiento para las personas con policondritis recidivante son aliviar los síntomas actuales y preservar la estructura del cartílago afectado.- Download MP3
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