Auguste Gabriel Maurice Raynaud, MD (1834-1881 ad), a French physician, in his doctoral thesis (in 1862), described 25 cases (20 women and 5 men) of a disorder characterized by intermittent pallor and cyanosis of the extremities, which, in severe cases, could lead to gangrene. 1-3 This disorder now bears his name (Raynaud's disease; and also called Raynaud's syndrome and Raynaud's La sindrome di Raynaud è un vasospasmo reversibile di parti della mano in risposta al freddo o a stress emotivo. La sindrome di Raynaud può essere primaria o secondaria a un altro disturbo, in genere del tessuto connettivo. La sindrome di Raynaud primaria, a differenza della forma secondaria, raramente provoca gangrena o perdita di tessuto. |ezl| vsy| ifs| agi| ucn| zgy| mfv| wzw| hyd| dhx| ore| ayu| bly| brm| kcu| whd| wva| usn| pco| jwx| fol| edk| evu| ixv| teg| ldg| uje| mfb| htb| dur| rpt| szt| thy| mig| tmh| usk| grh| fby| gbp| erk| hof| sup| tur| dju| fqc| xon| web| ahg| jex| axk|