Navigating Complex Vasculitis Diagnoses

This chapter discusses the intricate medical case of a 46-year-old man with skin vasculitis and kidney impairment. The speakers analyze lab results and potential diagnoses, including leukocytoclastic and IgA vasculitis, while ruling out serious concerns like infections. Insights into differential diagnosis, clinical manifestations, and the role of complement levels are key discussion points, emphasizing the importance of thorough patient evaluations.