Faites le pointL’artérite à cellules géantes : atteintes neurologiques et contribution des nouvelles modalités d’imagerie au diagnosticNeurologic involvement and new imaging contributions for giant cell arteritis diagnosis
Introduction
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Épidémiologie
Historique
Anatomopathologie
Siège des atteintes vasculaires
Tableau clinique
- •« signes constitutionnels », systémiques non spécifiques : asthénie, anorexie, perte de poids, myalgies, fièvre
Manifestations neurologiques
Apport de l’imagerie dans le diagnostic de l’ACG
Diagnostic
Conclusion
Déclaration de liens d’intérêts
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