GIANT-CELL ARTERITIS - SYMPTOMATOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN POSITIVEBIOPSY AND NEGATIVE BIOPSY - PREDICTIVE FACTORS OF POSITIVE BIOPSIES - THE GRACG STUDY INVOLVING 99 PATIENTS
P. Duhaut et al., GIANT-CELL ARTERITIS - SYMPTOMATOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN POSITIVEBIOPSY AND NEGATIVE BIOPSY - PREDICTIVE FACTORS OF POSITIVE BIOPSIES - THE GRACG STUDY INVOLVING 99 PATIENTS, La Revue de medecine interne, 14(6), 1993, pp. 442-442
Jaw claudication and clinically abnormal temporal artery are shown to
be highly specific of giant with positive biopsy, whereas headache and
fever, more commonly seen in negative biopsy arteritis, may reflect t
he inclusion of non-related pathologies in this group.