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Retrospective Evaluation of Clonality in Canine Erythema Multiforme

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Retrospective evaluation highlights clonal and polyclonal T-cell expansions in canine EM and SJS, suggesting clinical implications.

Canine erythema multiforme cases show both clonal and polyclonal T-cell expansions, indicating diverse immune responses.
Of the 12 cases reviewed, 11 presented with mild-to-moderate CD20 dermal infiltration, affecting treatment outcomes.
Observational analysis utilized clinical data along with histological and immunohistochemical evaluations to assess T-cell clonality.
Study highlights the importance of linking clinical response to histopathological results in immune-mediated dermatoses.

Kalosy et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Retrospective evaluation highlights clonal and polyclonal T-cell expansions in canine EM and SJS, suggesting clinical implications.

Canine erythema multiforme cases show both clonal and polyclonal T-cell expansions, indicating diverse immune responses.
Of the 12 cases reviewed, 11 presented with mild-to-moderate CD20 dermal infiltration, affecting treatment outcomes.
Observational analysis utilized clinical data along with histological and immunohistochemical evaluations to assess T-cell clonality.
Study highlights the importance of linking clinical response to histopathological results in immune-mediated dermatoses.

Kalosy et al. (2025) studied this question.

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