Abstract
Diagnosis of systemic vasculitis often causes difficulties in clinical practice. A clinical case characterized by multiple organ and comorbid pathology is presented. The manifestation of intestinal bleeding was the reason for the diagnosis of severe ulcerative colitis. The appearance of a characteristic hemorrhagic rash, followed by renal pathology with hematuria and severe nephrotic syndrome, made it possible to establish the correct diagnosis.
Keywords: hemorrhagic vasculitis, intestinal bleeding, nephrotic syndrome.
Keywords: hemorrhagic vasculitis, intestinal bleeding, nephrotic syndrome.
For citation:Filimonova L.A., Zgura Yu.A., Yaskevich R.A., Davydov E.L., Rossovskaya M.L., Delver E.A., Kapustina E.V. A clinical case of severe hemorrhagic vasculitis. Clinical review for general practice. 2024; 5 (1): 67–71 (In Russ.). DOI: 10.47407/kr2023.5.1.00363
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