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Sneddon's Syndrome: A Case Report

Cutis. 2001 March;67(3):211-214
By
Lahti J
Yu T
Burnett JW
Lutz L
Lamonte MP
Gunawardane R
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We report a case of Sneddon's syndrome with the triad of livedo reticularis, hypertension, and neurologic symptoms. The procedures for diagnosis and the tests to delineate clotting abnormalities are examined.
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