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Secondary polyarteritis nodosa
Disease definition
Secondary polyarteritis nodosa (PAN) is a rare serious form of PAN (see this term) characterized by vasculitis in a background of viral infection, primarily with hepatitis B virus (HBV).
ORPHA:439746
Classification level: Subtype of disorder- Synonym(s):
- Secondary PAN
- Secondary periarteritis nodosa
- Prevalence: -
- Inheritance: Not applicable
- Age of onset: -
- ICD-10: M30.0 M30.8
- ICD-11: 4A44.4
- OMIM: -
- UMLS: C5680050
- MeSH: -
- GARD: -
- MedDRA: -
A summary on this disease is available in Español (2015) Italiano (2015) Nederlands (2015)
Detailed information
General public
- Article for general public
- Svenska (2014) - Socialstyrelsen
- Arabic (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Bengali (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Czech (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Dansk (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Deutsch (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Greek (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Español (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Français (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Hebrew (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Hrvatski (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Magyar (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Italiano (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Latvian (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Nederlands (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Norsk (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Polski (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Português (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Romanian (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Russian (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Slovak (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Slovensko (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Serbian (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Thai (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Türkçe (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Ukrainian (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
- Chinese (2016) - PRINTO/PRES
Guidelines
- Clinical practice guidelines
- Deutsch (2013) - AWMF
- Français (2019) - PNDS
- Español (2020, pdf) - Asoc Española de Pediatría
- English (2020) - Orphanet J Rare Dis


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