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Table 2 Main clinical characteristics of HSP in groups A and B at inclusion

From: Regulatory T and B cells in pediatric Henoch–Schönlein purpura: friends or foes?

  

A, n = 30 (%)

B, n = 30 (%)

Cutaneous involvement

 

30 (100)

30(100)

Palpable purpura

30

30

Necrotic lesions

6

7

Edema of the extremities

21

22

Abdominal involvement

 

19 (63)

22 (73)

Abdominal pain

19

21

Vomiting

8

12

Diarrhea

3

2

Anorexia

8

14

Gastrointestinal bleeding

2

4

Others

1

8

Articular involvement

 

27 (90)

30 (100)

Arthralgias

20

0

Arthritis

4

4

Periarticular edema

21

18

Muscle pain

9

8

Renal involvement

   

Proteinuria ≥ 1 + and/or hematuria ≥ 2 + 

13 (45)a

13 (43)

Lower back pain

1

1

Edema

4

9

High blood pressure

1

5

Macroscopic hematuria

2

6

Genital involvement

Orchitis

5 (33)b

3 (20)b

  1. aThe data was missing for one patient; the total number of patients with HSP in this analysis is 29 (not 30)
  2. bPercent expressed according to the male population in the group