From: Vascular thromboses with retroperitoneal fibrosis: a case report
Time | Treatment administered | Clinical, biological, and radiological evolution |
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T0 | A bolus of methylprednisolone 3Â days in a row | Disappearance of purpuric lesions |
T1 day 4 | A first bolus of Endoxan + 60Â mg prednisone | Disappearance of chest pain Cessation of hemoptysis and epistaxis |
T2 2Â weeks | Second bolus of Endoxan + 60Â mg prednisone | Regression of pulmonary nodules and periaortic infiltration |
T3 2Â weeks | 3rd bolus of Endoxan + 60 mg prednisone | Decrease in cANCA Decrease in 24-hour proteinuria |
T4 3Â weeks | Fourth bolus of Endoxan + 60Â mg prednisone | Regression of jugular thrombosis |
T5 3Â weeks | Fifth bolus of Endoxan + 40Â mg prednisone | Clinical, biological, radiological stability |
T6 3Â weeks | Sixth bolus of Endoxan + 40Â mg prednisone | Clinical, biological, radiological stability |
T7 1Â week from the end of sixth bolus | Azathioprine 50Â mg + 30Â mg prednisone | Relapse leading to increase in corticotherapy |