SLE-Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
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Autoimmune rheumatic disorder, pathogenesis, precipitating factors, pathology, clinical features- Constitutional symptoms, musculoskelatal and cutaneous- DLE, butterfly rash, renal, neurological, CVS- verrucous endocarditis, livedo reticularis, raynaud phenomenon, pulmonary, hematological, gastrointestinal, ocular. Diagnostic criteria, investigations, autontibodies, management in general, major drugs, prognosis and outcome, death, drug induced lupus.

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Dear Dr
It was a very informative presentation. My wife is diagnosed with SLS since a year. I read the ppt with much intrest.
At some point, if you can add bit more information like, what the new medical technologies are promising as a possible cure for SLE (like stem cells? ), it would be a great news for people like me and wife..hoping against hope that some day a cure will come for SLE
many thanks for your efforts
Rgds
Jose
tnx 4 da presentations..now i would be enouhg to understand my situations..




Like to know about giving Inj methyl prednisolone1gm iv bolus
and then switch on to oral thfrapy