IgG4-Related Disease

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Review Article
Review Article
02/12/2021
Nasal septal perforation, a communication between the nasal passageways, is usually discovered incidentally during clinical or radiological examination. A broad variety of presumed etiologies have been...
02/12/2021
Research Summary
Research Summary
12/03/2019
The ACR and EULAR tasked a group of physicians to develop and validate classification criteria for IgG4‐related disease, the first such criteria developed for the chronic inflammatory condition.
12/03/2019
Case In Point
Case In Point
08/17/2019

Sithu Lin, MD; Kyawzaw Lin, MD; Aung Naing Lin, MD; Thinzar Lin, MD; and Anjali Bakshi, MD

Sithu Lin, MD; Kyawzaw Lin, MD; Aung Naing Lin, MD; Thinzar Lin, MD; and Anjali Bakshi,...
A 61-year-old woman with distant history of latent tuberculosis that had been treated with isoniazid a decade ago presented with a 1-week history of intermittent low-grade fever with associated nausea,...
08/17/2019

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Pop Quiz
Pop Quiz
10/01/2015
According to a recent review article, 58% of patients with immunoglobulin G4-related disease (IgG4-RD) had damage in at least one organ at diagnosis. Take this quiz to find out which organ is most often...
10/01/2015