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Correspondence to Author: Hoda Mohamed Hammoda^1*, Shatha Alsulh², Ahmed Mohammed Ibrahim³, Rami Khaled Abou El Foul⁴, Mohamed Gomah Alaqqad⁵, Manal El Sayed⁶. 

1. Nephrology unit, Internal medicine department, Hatta hospital, Dubai health, United Arab Emirates.
2. Dermatology specialist, Al Dhafra hospitals, SEHA, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
3. Endocrinology unit, Internal medicine department, Hatta hospital, Dubai health, United Arab Emirates.
4. Gastroenterology unit, Internal medicine department, Hatta hospital, Dubai health, United Arab Emirates. 5. General surgery unit, Hatta hospital, Dubai health, United Arab Emirates.
6. Rheumatology unit, Internal medicine department, Hatta hospital, Dubai health, United Arab Emirates.

DOI: 10.52338/tajokd.2025.4514

Abstract:

Hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) is an autoinflammatory condition that attacks folliculopilosebaceous unit (FPSU), causing painful recurring inflamed nodules and abscesses mainly in intertrigenous areas of the body. Longstanding untreated HS increases the risk of anemia, cellulitis, scars, sepsis, fistula, damage of the lymphatic system and skin cancer(rare). Rare association was reported of HS with FSGS. Another rare literatures reported co exitance of HS with vasculitis. In our case we report rare coexistence of FSGS and vasculitis with HS patient. Methods: We described our patient with HS in co-existence of Vasculitis, FSGS, new diagnosis of D2M and possibility to have bowel Vasculitis. vasculitis diagnoses were confirmed by a rheumatologist and was biopsy proven.

Citation:

Dr.Hoda Mohamed Hammoda, Newly Diagnosed FSGS And Vasculitis In A Patient, Known Case Of Hidradenitis Suppurative, A Rare Co-Existence. The American Journal of Kidney Diseases 2025.