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EtiologyIdiopathic/Primary=unknown Immune Type=Autoimmune Secondary=Drugs often chemotheraputic agent
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PredilectionIdiopathic/Primary=usually children and young adults Immune Type=usually children and young adults Secondary=none
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Location
Systemic disease
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Clinical AppearanceIdiopathic/Primary=severe reduction of circulating platelets causing spontaneous hemorrhagic lesion of the skin and mucosa, gingival bleeding, blood in urine Immune Type=spontaneous hemorrhagic lesion of the skin and mucosa, gingival bleeding, blood in urine Secondary=spontaneous hemorrhagic lesion of the skin and mucosa, gingival bleeding, blood in urine |
TreatmentIdiopathic/Primary=systemic corticosteriod, splenectomy Immune Type=systemic corticosteriod, splenectomy Secondary=discontinuation of causative agents
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Diagnostic ProcessLaboratory
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