-transparent.png){kind=logo}
The appearance of chorea due to systemic lupus erythematosus is extremely rare. A greater frequency of circulating anticoagulant, false positive luetic serology and antiphospholipid antibodies has been recently detected in these patients. For this reason, it has been postulated that these could be involved in the genesis of the chorea through a thrombotic mechanism or autoimmune encephalitis. We describe a case or chorea in a female patient with systemic lupus erythematosus.
Related Publications
J Antolín, and
M J Amérigo, and
E Gómez, and
M A Cárdenes, and
J Artiles, and
Y Aladro
January 1977,
The Turkish journal of pediatrics,
J Antolín, and
M J Amérigo, and
E Gómez, and
M A Cárdenes, and
J Artiles, and
Y Aladro
March 2011,
Journal of clinical rheumatology : practical reports on rheumatic & musculoskeletal diseases,
J Antolín, and
M J Amérigo, and
E Gómez, and
M A Cárdenes, and
J Artiles, and
Y Aladro
October 1986,
The Journal of rheumatology,
J Antolín, and
M J Amérigo, and
E Gómez, and
M A Cárdenes, and
J Artiles, and
Y Aladro
October 1985,
The Journal of rheumatology,
J Antolín, and
M J Amérigo, and
E Gómez, and
M A Cárdenes, and
J Artiles, and
Y Aladro
April 1978,
Archives of disease in childhood,
J Antolín, and
M J Amérigo, and
E Gómez, and
M A Cárdenes, and
J Artiles, and
Y Aladro
August 1977,
JAMA,
J Antolín, and
M J Amérigo, and
E Gómez, and
M A Cárdenes, and
J Artiles, and
Y Aladro
January 1984,
European neurology,
J Antolín, and
M J Amérigo, and
E Gómez, and
M A Cárdenes, and
J Artiles, and
Y Aladro
January 1984,
European neurology,
J Antolín, and
M J Amérigo, and
E Gómez, and
M A Cárdenes, and
J Artiles, and
Y Aladro
October 1979,
Australian and New Zealand journal of medicine,
J Antolín, and
M J Amérigo, and
E Gómez, and
M A Cárdenes, and
J Artiles, and
Y Aladro
March 2023,
Cureus,
