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Health Encyclopedia: Takayasu Arteritis
Pulseless disease
Symptoms
- Fever
- Fatigue
- Decreased or absent radial pulses
- Skin rash
- Weight loss
- Night sweats
Signs and tests
- High blood pressure (
hypertension ) - Decreased radial pulses (at the wrist) with normal femoral pulses (groin)
- Difference in blood pressure between the two arms
There may also be signs of inflammation (pericarditis or pleuritis).
Tests:
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CBC ...
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