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When to suspect concurrent giant cell arteritis
When GCA initially presents without cranial symptoms
An 86-year-old man presented with unexplained right-sided headache and vision loss
True for temporal artery, biopsy neg/pos GCA
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Bacteria may play a role in disease
A disease affecting hundreds of thousands of older adults
The utility of S100 in measuring GCA and TAK activity
Two trials provide important advances in treatment
Research Points to Antibodies as Potential Marker
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