@raghavkishore05 @BrownHospMed Though it primarily affects children (over 90% of cases), the occurrence in adults has been rarely reported (3.4 to 14.3 cases per million). This low incidence could be due to either under-diagnosis or misdiagnosis. I suggest
@sanalmg @BrownHospMed Most cases are in children. UpToDate cites 20-30% of cases are adult. Attached review reports 10%. https://t.co/f2UxXQc2BI
Vasculitis is always humbling HSP in adults is not the normal. The clinical tetrad of non-thrombocytopenic palpable purpura, abdominal pain, arthritis and renal involvement HSP review and case report, https://t.co/yMJtcxmQLj https://t.co/JXuoBAW7mO