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Familial Mediterranean Fever is a rare cause of recurrent pleural effusion
2013
Respiratory Case Reports
Pleural effusion is a common condition and considered as an important clinical problem. The exudates remain a challenge for clinicians and 5-25 % of the patients remain undiagnosed despite thorough investigations. Familial Mediterranean Fever (FMF) is an auto-inflammatory disorder with genetic origin showing an autosomal recessive inheritance pattern generally seen in certain ethnic groups characterized by recurrent fever and systemic findings. Exudative pleuritis has been reported as the
doi:10.5505/respircase.2013.36349
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