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ANCA-Associated Vasculitis: Practical Issues in Management
ANCA associated vasculitides are multi-system autoimmune diseases which are increasing in prevalence. In this review we will discuss the clinical manifestations and review the management options. We highlight the various trials of induction and maintenance therapy and discuss the areas of unmet need. These include understanding which patients are at highest risk of relapse, clinical adaptation of improved biomarkers of disease activity and tools to discuss long term prognosis