Epidemiology of Takayasu arteritis in Shanghai: A hospital-based study and systematic review.

Ying SunMeng-Meng YinLi-Li MaXiao-Min DaiLiang-Jing LvXiao-Xiang ChenShuang YeTing LiJie ChenDong-Bao ZhaoRui-Na KongQiang-Hua WeiGuang-Hui YangSu-Gang GongCheng-de YangHong-Lei LiuYu XueJian-Ping TangRun FengAi PengLing QinHua LiuXiao SuHui-Ping HuangJian-Long GuanDan LuoSheng-Ming DaiFu-Tao ZhaoZhen-Hang ZhuXiao-Yan ZhangJie HanJia-Yi WangChun-Yuan XiaoHu-Ji XuXin WuDong-Yi HeJian-Chun MaoZhu-Jing ZhuLuan XueBen LiJiang LinJian-Zhou ZouXiao-Ning SunJing DingZhi-Hui DongXiang-Fei Wangnull Jun-YingLin-di Jiang

Published in: International journal of rheumatic diseases (2021)

The prevalence and incidence of TAK in Shanghai was at moderate to high levels among the previous reports. The disease burden varied globally among racial populations.

Keyphrases

risk factors
systematic review
meta analyses
adverse drug
healthcare
high intensity
african american
randomized controlled trial
emergency department
genetic diversity