Study highlights potential connections between cold-induced anaphylaxis and SM
Research shows a possible link between cold urticaria and cold-induced anaphylaxis with systemic mastocytosis.
Research shows a possible link between cold urticaria and cold-induced anaphylaxis with systemic mastocytosis.
Though patients with ISM have a normal life expectancy, they need more health care visits and medications than the general population.
The HARBOR study will compare elenestinib with a placebo and best supportive care to determine its effectiveness in treating ISM.
Because SM is a rare disorder, it is sometimes diagnosed incidentally during unrelated procedures.
AI models analyzed electronic health records to predict which patients may have undiagnosed systemic mastocytosis.
The study highlights the risks of relying on social media for medical advice.
While present in most cases of SM, KIT D816V is not the only diagnostic marker of the disease.
A recent case report provides insight on the management of mast cell leukemia (MCL), a rare systemic mastocytosis (SM) subtype.
A recent case study describes how mast cell leukemia can present unusual symptoms that complicate diagnosis.
Systemic mastocytosis (SM) can lead to severe osteoporosis, bone pain and fractures, requiring specialized treatment.