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HAE in the Otolaryngologist's Office: How to Handle a Laryngeal Attack?
Hereditary angioedema (HAE) can be encountered in emergency rooms and specialist offices. Patients with this rare disorder are often misdiagnosed with a more common condition, and they may learn their correct diagnosis only after many years. This is because HAE manifests with a combination of symptoms that are typical of various other diseases. What should pediatricians, otorhinolaryngologists, and gastroenterologists be aware of? Providing better understanding of HAE symptoms from different specializations' perspectives and emphasizing the importance...
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