2022
DOI: 10.1007/s00105-022-04999-2
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Sweet-Syndrom des Kindesalters mit erworbener Cutis laxa (Marshall-Syndrom) als Erstmanifestation einer Takayasu-Arteriitis

Abstract: ZusammenfassungEine Besonderheit des seltenen Sweet-Syndroms des Kindesalters ist die fakultative Abheilung in Form einer postinflammatorischen Elastolyse mit erworbener Cutis laxa, die nach dem Erstbeschreiber als Marshall-Syndrom benannt wird. Wir berichten von einem 3‑jährigen Kind, bei dem ein derartiges Sweet-Syndrom zur Erstdiagnose einer Takayasu-Arteriitis führte. Die postinflammatorische Elastolyse mit erworbener Cutis laxa stellt beim kindlichen Sweet-Syndrom einen klinisch relevanten kutanen Indikat… Show more

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“…5 As for Sweet's syndrome, only few cases associated to aneurysms have been reported, all involving children. [6][7][8][9][10] Muster et al described the case of a 2-year-old girl with Sweet's syndrome and fatal cardiovascular involvement (including an aortic aneurysm). Postmortem histological examination revealed, among others, a neutrophilic infiltrate within the aortic wall comparable to the one observed in the initial skin biopsy.…”
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“…5 As for Sweet's syndrome, only few cases associated to aneurysms have been reported, all involving children. [6][7][8][9][10] Muster et al described the case of a 2-year-old girl with Sweet's syndrome and fatal cardiovascular involvement (including an aortic aneurysm). Postmortem histological examination revealed, among others, a neutrophilic infiltrate within the aortic wall comparable to the one observed in the initial skin biopsy.…”
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confidence: 99%