How would you approach the work up of a patient with nasal septal perforation, a negative infectious workup, and negative ANCA titers?
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Rheumatology · Mayo Clinic College of Medicine
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This clinical scenario can be difficult for the rheumatologist to evaluate, and close collaboration with colleagues in ENT would be essential. Causes of nasal septal perforation include trauma, infectious etiology, and autoimmune conditions such as granulomatosis with polyangiitis or microscopic pol...
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