CTICasesInfantile Vasculitis
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[...]. Infantile Vasculitis. CTICases. Published June 21, 2014. https://str-case-explorer.pages.dev/c/5cdv3
Imaging findings
Complex involvement including coronary artery aneurysms, pulmonary nodules consisting of inflammatory tissue, massive hepatomegaly, and circumferential aortic thickening and enhancement that tapers to a narrow size.
Key takeaways
Infantile vasculitis can present with complex, multisystem involvement, mimicking conditions like Kawasaki disease or Takayasu arteritis, and represents a diagnostic challenge in pediatric populations.
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