Webcast: Presentation and Diagnosis of Small Vessel Vasculitis

[Pete]

Came across this webcast today presented by Dr. Carol Langford of the Cleveland Clinic: PML in the Biologic Era: Implications for Practice - Clinical Approach

I thought it was a good overview of the diagnosis of GPA/Wegener's. The first 18 minutes or so focuses on GPA/Wegener's and the remainder on other disorders. Even though the target audience is health care professionals, I think that many of us Weggies can get the gist of it. Might also be worthwhile sharing this with our docs who don't specialize in GPA/Wegener's.

This presentation will work best with a broadband connection. Here are the techical requirements that I copied from the website:

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