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May 7, 2026Turkish Archives of PediatricsOpen Access

A Single-Center Study on Childhood Rare Vasculitides: Clinical and Outcome Analysis

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ŞTŞeyma TürkmenTCTaner CoşkunerBSBetül Sözeri

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Overview

Retrospective cohort assessed clinical data and outcomes in children with rare vasculitides, suggesting effective management strategies.

Key Points

  • To evaluate rare childhood vasculitides through clinical, laboratory, imaging, and outcome data analysis.
  • Retrospective cohort study of 74 children with 8 rare vasculitides at a single center.
  • Demographics, imaging, and disease activity scores recorded at diagnosis, 12 months, and last visit.
  • Utilized Pediatric Vasculitis Activity Score and Pediatric Vasculitis Damage Index to assess outcomes.
  • Overall remission rate was 91.9% (n=68/74), indicating a favorable prognosis.
  • TA exhibited the longest corticosteroid use and highest damage scores.
  • DADA2 had the longest diagnostic delay (median 20 months) while PACNS had the youngest median onset age (4.6 years).

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Türkmen et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fc2c718b49bacb8b347f9fhttps://doi.org/10.65717/turkarchpediatr.2025.25316
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