MDA5-related juvenile dermatomyositis and interstitial lung disease: Transitioning from rapid progression to a quiescent state in three pediatric cases from South Africa, along with a literature review. - Poll - MDSpire

MDA5-related juvenile dermatomyositis and interstitial lung disease: Transitioning from rapid progression to a quiescent state in three pediatric cases from South Africa, along with a literature review.

  • By

  • Maurane Lepage

  • Gabriella Pereira

  • Shehnaaz Akhalwaya

  • Taryn Gray

  • Marco Zampoli

  • Mignon McCulloch

  • Peter Nourse

  • Ashton Coetzee

  • Claire Procter

  • Khanyisile Hlongwa

  • Tanyia Pillay

  • Kate Webb

  • April 22, 2026

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MDA5-related juvenile dermatomyositis and interstitial lung disease: Transitioning from rapid progression to a quiescent state in three pediatric cases from South Africa, along with a literature review.

  • by Maurane Lepage, Gabriella Pereira, Shehnaaz Akhalwaya, Taryn Gray, Marco Zampoli, Mignon McCulloch, Peter Nourse, Ashton Coetzee, Claire Procter, Khanyisile Hlongwa, Tanyia Pillay, Kate Webb

  • April 22, 2026

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