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upper-respiratory-tract-manifestations-of-wegener-granulomatosis

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"scalloping, sclerosis, neo-osteogenesis, and calcification may also be present."

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Strong List Colon Position

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"T1: low-to-intermediate signal intensity nodules or mass-like mucosal lesions"

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"T1 C+ (Gd): enhancement of involved mucosal tissue"

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"T2: low signal intensity of nodules, relative to inflamed (oedematous) surrounding mucosa"

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"Granulomatosis with polyangiitis (previously known as Wegener granulomatosis), is a multi-system systemic necrotising non-caseating granulomatous vasculitis affecting small to medium-sized arteries, capillaries and veins."

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"The majority of patients of GPA have upper respiratory tract involvement, most commonly presenting with nasal obstruction, rhinitis and epistaxis ^1,3- akin to chronic rhinosinusitis. Often presents following a protracted period of symptoms (months to years), due to being mistaken for chronic sinusitis clinically."

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