Pediatric HSP Visual
created 19 Jun, 10:26 pm · ⏱ built in 54.0s · 👁 1 view
IgA vasculitis (Henoch–Schönlein purpura) shows how a child can get purple, non-blanching leg/buttock rash plus joint, belly, and kidney involvement after a recent infection. Tap the body parts and section tabs, and slide the kidney meter to see why urine and blood pressure follow-up matter.
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