Observational study reveals distinct clinical characteristics in giant cell arteritis, highlighting that extracranial manifestations may be frequently overlooked during patient evaluations.
Giant cell arteritis (GCA) presents two major phenotypes - cranial (cGCA) and extracranial (exGCA). exGCA may be overlooked. The study aimed to compare the clinical characteristics between cGCA and exGCA.
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