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The syndrome of CAA-related perivascular inflammation appears to represent a subset of CAA with clinically distinct symptoms that may respond to immunosuppressive treatment. These data add to evidence that inflammation against A( can cause vascular dysfunction, a potential mechanism for the toxic response recently observed in clinical trials of A( immunization. |
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