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Clinical therapies and care approaches used to manage a condition. Examples include immunotherapy, radiotherapy, rehabilitation.
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…rpes zoster (HZ), driven by underlying immune dysregulation and immunosuppressive therapy, particularly high-dose glucocorticoids, biologic disease-modif…
…osis of cutaneous sarcoidosis was made and she was treated with immunosuppressive therapy. As the facial lesion continued to progress, a skin biopsy was …
…) purulent pericarditis. Despite broad-spectrum antibiotics and immunosuppressive therapy for multisystem lupus activity, the patient deteriorated rapidl…
…appropriate management, particularly in the context of possible immunosuppressive therapy.…
…due to the immune dysregulation experienced and frequent use of immunosuppressive therapy. Data on HZ incidence and risk factors in SLE patients from Sou…
…sultants recommended hydroxychloroquine monotherapy in 7 cases, immunosuppressive therapy alone in 6, a combination of the two in 1, and no treatment in …
…of systemic lupus erythematosus, frequently requiring prolonged immunosuppressive therapy. Achieving disease control while minimising steroid exposure re…
…the essential role of MRI and muscle biopsy in diagnosis. Early immunosuppressive therapy leads to favourable outcomes.…
…nd 12-month follow-up. Initially, the patient responded well to immunosuppressive therapy with documented resolution of chylothorax; however, serositis r…
…gnosis of JC polyomavirus nephropathy. Despite the reduction of immunosuppressive therapy, the patient experienced ongoing deterioration of graft functio…
…ns may be more critical in predicting poor outcomes in PJP than steroid therapy or immunosuppression alone. Further multivariable modelling is …
…Background Pelvic symptoms can occur as a consequence of immunosuppressive therapy, particularly in patients with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). These c…