Do patients with recurrent episodes of campylobacteriosis differ from those with a single disease event?
These results may suggest the absence of durable immunity or clinical resilience following a first episode of campylobacteriosis and periodical re-exposure, at least among cases reported through the surveillance system.
While acral ischemic lesions could represent initial or isolated (forme fruste) manifestations of a defined vasculitis, acral ischemic lesions may rarely be encountered as the predominant manifestation of an as yet unclassified vasculitis. the histological findings seem to differ. Our report includes a peculiar case of giant cell arteritis of small arteries not classifiable as giant cell arteritis of large arteries or Takayasu disease.